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Tax Investigation for Dummies written by: Nick Morgan Publisher: Nick Morgan Introduction: Tax Investigation for Dummies provides a good and easy to read guide for anyone involved in an HMRC tax investigation. Price: GBP 10.00 Publication Date: May 2009 Average UK delivery time: 1 day + Postage and Packaging This is an ebook that is downloadable as a pdf file. The publisher will send you a link where you can download the book. + Returns policy No returns Rate:  0 ratings  (read) Audience: Tax Payer ( beginner , intermediate , advanced ) Tax Professional ( beginner , intermediate , advanced ) Tax Student ( beginner , intermediate , advanced ) Book Format: e-book in pdf format

Description

A 28 page ebook

Mark McLaughlin, Managing Editor of TaxationWeb says, “This e-book says a lot of things that many accountants and tax advisers would like to say to the Revenue just before they retired!”

Contents:

About me, HMRC and you
Know where you stand
How did this start?
Do I need a specialist tax advisor?
How much will this cost?
Are you skint?
What do HMRC know about me?
Can I amend my figures?
Should I go to a meeting?
I’ve got no cash who can help?
Can HMRC open up more years?
Am I careless?
Who can I complain to? And should I?
What is “scaling back”?
How do I use the Data Protection Act?
Can I force the investigation to end?
Further reading
Appendix
The Sunday Times article
Unedited Sunday Times article

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REVIEWS

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• Reviewed by Mark McLaughlin, Managing Editor of TaxationWeb

  This e-book says a lot of things that many accountants and tax advisers would like to say to the Revenue just before they retired!

• Reviewed by David C

  Great Book!! I wish I’d known this information 6 years, 4 tax Inspectors and 2 Commissioners’ hearings ago!

• Reviewed by Paul and Jacob K

  A BIG thank you.

• Reviewed by Chris Bale, Director www.taxationweb.co.uk

  Informative for tax professionals and the unrepresented alike – a great read.

• Reviewed by Ken Frost, Director www.hmrcisshite.com

  Notes From Hell provides a good and easy to read guide for anyone caught up in an HMRC tax investigation. A must read for any Self Assessment taxpayer.

AUTHOR(S)

• Nick Morgan,

PUBLISHER

Nick Morgan
Nick Morgan has been a freelance journalist for just under 20 years. He has worked for most of the national newspapers and has written award winning investigative features. Around four years ago an investigation was opened into his Self Assessment tax return.