According to figures obtained by Hacker Young, during the 18 months to 31 October 2010 the VAT Internal Review Team considered almost 29,000 appeals against penalties imposed by HMRC for incorrect returns and late payments. In just over 50% of these appeals, the penalties were cancelled because they had been wrongly imposed. In most cases the penalties were cancelled because the mistakes made by businesses were not as a result of carelessness but rather a genuine mistake.
If that weren't bad enough, the penalties were overturned by HMRC's review team who are hardly likely to be independent!
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- Moving Street Art- Raleigh
- Raleigh Sketch Artist
- Bouncing Ball Stencils- Raleigh 2011
- Elements of an Effective Business Planning and Bud...
- HMRC launch the Tax Catch Up Plan
- Just messing around
- halloween beer
- Limbu Language Rights: Interview with Dr. Tumbahang
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- May your hands always be busy......
- Advisory Fuel rates for Company Cars
- Preparing a Loan Application
- New National Minimum Wage
- 035 Crew in TA
- 15% of self assessment tax returns are late
- Changes to audit exemption thresholds
- Nature He'Art'work - Birch Bark Heart
- ice cream
- Mandatory new pension scheme rules for employees
- Employees and the internet
- New employment tribunal rules
- IR35 CASES
- Watch out if you are dissolving a company!
- Over half of all VAT fines wrong
- Update on the economy
- Fukt: Sydney laneway street art
- Audit exemption savings
- The Squirrels are Exhausted
- all visitors
- Red Tape day
- Floating Villages of Tonle Sap Lake
- Employment Law update from EMW Law
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- The Euro
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