HMRC tax enquiries and investigations can be stressful and time consuming. M&R Tax Advisers has a wealth of technical and specialist skills and extensive experience in dealing with HMRC. We can guide and represent you or your business through the investigation process quickly, efficiently and successfully.
We specialise in issue resolution with HMRC. We can either handle the investigation for you directly or provide a specialist support service to your own accountant or other advisers, including your legal team. We are authorised by the Bar Council to instruct Barristers directly in proceedings in both the Tribunal's Tax Chamber and the High Court without the need to first engage a Solicitor, thereby saving our clients additional costs.
We specialise in issue resolution with HMRC. We can either handle the investigation for you directly or provide a specialist support service to your own accountant or other advisers, including your legal team. We are authorised by the Bar Council to instruct Barristers directly in proceedings in both the Tribunal's Tax Chamber and the High Court without the need to first engage a Solicitor, thereby saving our clients additional costs.
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Malcolm assists clients in disputes involving all taxes, while specialising in matters that relate to VAT and other indirect taxes and duties including excise duty, excise duty assessments, excise & VAT wrongdoing penalties, WOWGR registrations and revocations and customs duty.
Malcolm has also successfully completed negotiations with the HMRC Direct Tax('Inland Revenue') in a number of cases and latterly concluded disputes involving joint negotiations with the HM Revenue and Customs ("HMRC") newly formed Compliance Tax Teams.He has successfully negotiated Alternative Dispute Resolutions ('ADR') with HMRC with regard to VAT, self-assessment, corporation tax and PAYE settlement.
Malcolm has also successfully completed negotiations with the HMRC Direct Tax('Inland Revenue') in a number of cases and latterly concluded disputes involving joint negotiations with the HM Revenue and Customs ("HMRC") newly formed Compliance Tax Teams.He has successfully negotiated Alternative Dispute Resolutions ('ADR') with HMRC with regard to VAT, self-assessment, corporation tax and PAYE settlement.
The system for appealing either a decision or an assessment by way of a notice of unpaid tax issued by HM Revenue and Customs ("HMRC") is a complex matter and will often require specialist advice. The process differs slightly for direct tax issues and for indirect tax issues.
A request can be made to the HMRC assessing or decision officer for a local reconsideration of the assessment either by providing additional material or, on the grounds that the assessment was unreasonable and/or excessive;.It is also possible to submit an appeal to the First Tier Tax Tribunal ('FTT') within 30 days.
A request can be made to the HMRC assessing or decision officer for a local reconsideration of the assessment either by providing additional material or, on the grounds that the assessment was unreasonable and/or excessive;.It is also possible to submit an appeal to the First Tier Tax Tribunal ('FTT') within 30 days.
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Most people know that the duty rates of alcohol are lower outside the UK and will have, in the past, read tales of day trippers going to France and bringing back large quantities of alcohol for personal use such as for birthday parties.Question 'Well how does the alcohol, most of which are UK brands, get to Europe in the first place?'
Most people know that the duty rates of alcohol are lower outside the UK and will have, in the past, read tales of day trippers going to France and bringing back large quantities of alcohol for personal use such as for birthday parties.Question 'Well how does the alcohol, most of which are UK brands, get to Europe in the first place?'
Financial penalties can be imposed if you make an error in your return or other documents and that error means you have understated your tax, misrepresented your liability or not informed HMRC. They will apply to Income Tax, Corporation Tax, Capital Gains Tax, VAT, Excise Construction Industry Scheme, PAYE and National Insurance contributions.
In a recent First Tier Tax ('FTT') tribunal case [Casa Di Vini Ltd TC/2017/02903], HMRC provided information as to the number of AWRS applications, made, granted, granted with conditions and refused. Of these, 9486 had been approved (66 of which with conditions) and 1,250 refused.
The FTT were not given any information as to the outcome of the 1,500 or so applications which do not appear in the numbers of approvals or refusals - the FTT inferred that they might be pending a decision, refusals which are being appealed to the Tribunal, or withdrawn before any decision was made.
The FTT were not given any information as to the outcome of the 1,500 or so applications which do not appear in the numbers of approvals or refusals - the FTT inferred that they might be pending a decision, refusals which are being appealed to the Tribunal, or withdrawn before any decision was made.
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Petr Sedlak
Jan 07, 2019
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