HMRC recently announced a new disclosure opportunity for medical practitioners, but is it fair to make other professionals ‘wait their turn’ in order to take advantage of tax amnesties?
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HMRC's New Disclosure Opportunity yielded fewer responses than expected. Simon Sweetman asseses the outcome.
The deadline for registering under the New Disclosure Opportunity (NDO) has been extended.
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There is now only one week to go for clients to register under the new disclosure opportunity and benefit from the light touch penalty regime it offers.
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Dave Hartnett, HMRC's permanent secretary for tax appears in an unfamiliar setting to warn about the New Disclosure Opportunity.
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Additions to the FAQ’s on the HMRC website indicate that taxpayers and advisers are already confused by the two disclosure opportunities which are currently running.
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The new Disclosure Opportunity (NDO) is well under way, and businesses, individuals and tax advisers will be thinking hard about what is required over the coming weeks.
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The New Disclosure Opportunity is the last chance for those with an offshore account or asset to come forward and settle their affairs with HMRC at a favourable rate, bringing their tax affairs up
HMRC unveiled the second offshore disclosure scheme on 28 July, which will run from 1 September 2009 until 12 March 2010.
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