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| One Letter Solution |
31-01-2011 |
We were contacted by someone who had disposed of two properties in quick succession several years earlier.
There was some confusion about dates of occupation and so HMRC alleged that the proceeds of one of the disposals should be treated as a Capital Gain.
We thoroughly investigated the matter and presented the facts...
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| Tribunal Victory |
31-01-2011 |
We were assisting the Testimonial Committee of a very prominent Rugby Player. HMRC were being somewhat aggressive in checking the liabilities of the Committee and were taking an extraordinarily long time to move matters along.
To force the issue we applied to the First Tier Tax Tribunal for a 'closure notice'.&n...
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| Prosecution quashed |
31-01-2011 |
We were contacted by a person who was being prosecuted for 'failure to notify'. HMRC alleged that their failure to notify chargeability to income tax over a sustained period was a fraud. We put the individual in touch with a team of experienced lagal experst and went on to assist the legal team.
We establi...
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| Confiscation Orders reduced |
31-01-2011 |
In two seperate cases we were asked to help a legal team to address the potential exposure to a confiscation order.
In both cases we were able to negotiate with HMRC's accountants and agree a significant adjustment on the amount on tax alleged to have been defrauded. In one case the amount was over six figures.&...
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| Offshore Disclosures upheld |
26-01-2011 |
We made a formal disclosure to HMRC related to some offshore assets. Some time later HMRC informed us that they wished to investigate the discosure, as they can do of course.
This gave us the opportunity to obtain more evidence (for which there was no time in making the earlier disclosure) which enabled us to re...
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