Helen Adams and Lisa Vanderheide (BDO) set out what to do in the event of HMRC notifying a client of its intention to carry out a compliance check using ‘cross-tax working’.
Only the hardest of hearts would not skip a beat on receiving a notice from HMRC opening an enquiry into your business’s tax affairs. Your heart may well skip a few more beats should you receive a notification that HMRC intends to carry out a compliance check using ‘cross-tax working’. This means that HMRC will coordinate and combine compliance checks into different taxes (direct tax PAYE NICs and VAT) into one comprehensive review of a large company’s or LLP’s tax affairs.
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Helen Adams and Lisa Vanderheide (BDO) set out what to do in the event of HMRC notifying a client of its intention to carry out a compliance check using ‘cross-tax working’.
Only the hardest of hearts would not skip a beat on receiving a notice from HMRC opening an enquiry into your business’s tax affairs. Your heart may well skip a few more beats should you receive a notification that HMRC intends to carry out a compliance check using ‘cross-tax working’. This means that HMRC will coordinate and combine compliance checks into different taxes (direct tax PAYE NICs and VAT) into one comprehensive review of a large company’s or LLP’s tax affairs.
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