Tax Advisers
The following advisers all have the relevant specialist expertise. Their profiles include their contact details, background, specific expertise and other specialisms
HMRC's Fraud Investigation Service (FIS) issue their Code of Practice 8 leaflet when they suspect that a taxpayer has underpaid a significant amount of tax through complex tax arrangements or structures.
CoP 8 tax investigations have been used to challenge tax planning where the law requires that a DOTAS number be issued to the person using the planning. CoP 8 is also used to challenge other marketed tax planning schemes such as Disguised Remuneration Planning (Loans from Companies), Film Partnership Planning, Inheritance Tax Planning involving trusts, Employee Benefit Trusts and sophisticated SDLT planning.
Also at risk of Code of Practice 8 tax investigations is tax planning that involves offshore structures and/or overseas links. HMRC will often use CoP 8 when they suspect that the taxpayer has undertaken tax planning to mitigate their UK tax exposure and to take advantage of their domicile or residence position.
The following advisers all have the relevant specialist expertise. Their profiles include their contact details, background, specific expertise and other specialisms
The following tax accountants are all willing to assist with simpler questions on this topic and to help you complete tax returns. Their profiles include contact details and other key information.
These Tax Advisers and Tax Accountants specialise in HMRC Code of Practice 8 investigations (CoP 8) issues.
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