Tax Consultants offering Tax Help & Tax Investigation Advice

 
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If HM Revenue and Customs have launched an inquiry into your tax affairs or raised questions about your company accounts, personal accounts or tax return, Tax Champion Tax Consultants and Tax Advisers can help you with Tax Investigation Advice.

Whether HMRC think you should pay more VAT or PAYE contributions, have questions about your tax return or you are under investigation by the Special Compliance Office, let Tax Champion act in your best interests to bring the case to a close as soon as possible.

Our dedicated team of former HM Revenue & Customs officials, Tax Advisers/ Tax Consultants and accountants will deal with HMRC on your behalf, ensuring that every investigation is properly managed and conducted and you receive the best Tax Investigation Advice possible.

It can be a shock to get a letter from the tax man, but don't worry our Tax Advisers and Tax Consultants are here to help and will do everything we can to make the process as painless as possible. We're on your side - but you must act quickly. We want to bring the tax investigation to the earliest and best possible conclusion.

Contact us now for a free initial assessment.

Don't delay - they don't go away.

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Keeping records

Several recent tax investigations have restated the need for records to be prepared carefully, completely, accurately – and kept. However, it can be difficult to distinguish what qualifies as essential financial data and what can be safely discarded. As a general rule, the more information you keep, the better. HM Revenue & Customs have produced a range of guidance documents with more specific information, which you can find here.

Latest News - 10/01/2012 - Employment contract wording holds the key to tax liabilities

A recent case highlighted the situation of an employed taxpayer, who incurred £4,598 for overseas business travel and subsistence expenses and £5,683 for other expenses during the year to 5 April 2008.  HMRC decided that she was not entitled to an allowance for this expenditure f...

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