There have been reports in the press that the Taxman will use his new powers to make unannounced visits to people’s homes for the purpose of “making enquiries”. Is this true, and if so, how should
you respond?
Published 08.05.2009
We’re getting reports of a money-making scam being used by the Taxman to bolster the Chancellor’s coffers. Employers are being conned by PAYE inspectors into coughing up tax that isn’t legally their
liability. What’s the story?
Published 08.09.2009
Is a visiting tax officer within his rights to request a payment there and then, particularly if you haven’t even had chance to discuss it with your advisor? If this happens to you what should you
do?
Published 10.11.2005
The Taxman is rolling out his Business Record Check programme, which means he might soon be banging on your door wanting to look over your records. If your paperwork isn’t up to par, could this land
you in hot water?
Published 03.11.2011
The Taxman has recently changed his approach to what he calls compliance visits. If he sends you a letter telling you he wants to come, what’s the best way to handle the visiting inspector?
Published 17.01.2008
If, as part of an enquiry into your business, the Taxman asks for a copy of your data files, what should your answer be?
Published 06.12.2007
VAT inspections can be triggered for many reasons. But can you ascertain why and is it worth bothering to find out? Plus, when the day arrives what steps can you take to ensure the Taxman’s visit
goes smoothly?
Published 13.12.2012
The Taxman recently announced that he’s extending his trial of the Single Compliance Process (SCP) for tax enquiries. How do these differ from a normal enquiry and how should you respond if he picks
your company?
Published 12.11.2012
Is a visiting tax officer within his rights to request a payment there and then, particularly if you haven’t even had a chance to discuss it with your advisor? If this happens to you, what should you
do?
Published 23.10.2008