HMRC has issued a ‘final warning’ to 2,500 health professionals that if they do not come forward within 21 days HMRC will ‘make a determination’ or refer them for possible criminal investigation, the Chartered Institute of Taxation said.
HMRC has issued a ‘final warning’ to 2,500 health professionals that if they do not come forward within 21 days HMRC will ‘make a determination’ or refer them for possible criminal investigation, the Chartered Institute of Taxation said.
Gary Ashford represents the CIOT on HMRC’s Compliance Reform Forum. ’HMRC made it clear in January 2010 that they would be adopting a carrot and stick approach. They have offered the carrot of a relatively low penalty rate for doctors to get their affairs in order and 1,500 health professionals took it up, bringing in £10m for the Exchequer. Now they are wielding the stick at those who have not come forward,’ he said.
HMRC has issued a ‘final warning’ to 2,500 health professionals that if they do not come forward within 21 days HMRC will ‘make a determination’ or refer them for possible criminal investigation, the Chartered Institute of Taxation said.
HMRC has issued a ‘final warning’ to 2,500 health professionals that if they do not come forward within 21 days HMRC will ‘make a determination’ or refer them for possible criminal investigation, the Chartered Institute of Taxation said.
Gary Ashford represents the CIOT on HMRC’s Compliance Reform Forum. ’HMRC made it clear in January 2010 that they would be adopting a carrot and stick approach. They have offered the carrot of a relatively low penalty rate for doctors to get their affairs in order and 1,500 health professionals took it up, bringing in £10m for the Exchequer. Now they are wielding the stick at those who have not come forward,’ he said.
