In case you may not have heard of this up and coming clampdown,here is the underhand and sole reason for the introduction of my favourite skinning club,yes you got it, part nonsense
We have just been advised by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) that under a special time-limited tax disclosure opportunity, called the ‘Electricians Tax Safe Plan’, electricians can pay any tax they owe and receive far lower penalties than if they failed to come forward at all and HMRC eventually catches up with them.
have held discussions with HMRC and pointed out that members on our register are far more likely to be up to date with their tax affairs, rather than electricians who have not joined the Part P register or association and we have strongly suggested that they start their campaign in that sector of our industry rather than with registered members.
Their campaign is aimed at anyone who installs and/or maintains and/or tests electrical systems, equipment and appliances and covers any unpaid tax - whether made by an error (despite taking reasonable care), or whether you were careless, or whether it was something that was done deliberately!
The Electricians Tax Safe Plan is the second part of a campaign aimed at trades people. The first part was aimed at the plumbers and the heating engineers This proved to be successful for HMRC with nearly 600 people coming forward under the plumbers’ campaign to “notify” HMRC of their intention to declare unpaid tax, offering over £4m in unpaid tax. HMRC tell us that so far about £2.4m has been paid.
To join the plan, people in the electrical industry must:
•”Notify” HMRC by 15 May 2012 that they plan to make a voluntary tax disclosure
•They then have until 14 August 2012 to tell HMRC about tax due and make arrangements to pay any tax interest and penalties owed. This is called “making a disclosure”.
I underlined a few of the comments which shows who are the targets,not the pub or unregistered or cowboy,its the try and do it right guys
Now all those notifications that have been made by registered sparks, the insurances,scheme costs, reference books, which all costs time and money, incidentally not burdened on the non registered cowboys and man in pub.will finally be of use
They and part p have been a costly and utter waste of time till now
That changes, because the existence of the nonsense will now pay dividends,not to sparks, but to the primary beneficiaries of its existence,H M REVENUE and CUSTOMS
There we have it,once again in this society, those that try to do things above board being screwed in favour of the rougesw and 2 fingered brigade
We have just been advised by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) that under a special time-limited tax disclosure opportunity, called the ‘Electricians Tax Safe Plan’, electricians can pay any tax they owe and receive far lower penalties than if they failed to come forward at all and HMRC eventually catches up with them.
have held discussions with HMRC and pointed out that members on our register are far more likely to be up to date with their tax affairs, rather than electricians who have not joined the Part P register or association and we have strongly suggested that they start their campaign in that sector of our industry rather than with registered members.
Their campaign is aimed at anyone who installs and/or maintains and/or tests electrical systems, equipment and appliances and covers any unpaid tax - whether made by an error (despite taking reasonable care), or whether you were careless, or whether it was something that was done deliberately!
The Electricians Tax Safe Plan is the second part of a campaign aimed at trades people. The first part was aimed at the plumbers and the heating engineers This proved to be successful for HMRC with nearly 600 people coming forward under the plumbers’ campaign to “notify” HMRC of their intention to declare unpaid tax, offering over £4m in unpaid tax. HMRC tell us that so far about £2.4m has been paid.
To join the plan, people in the electrical industry must:
•”Notify” HMRC by 15 May 2012 that they plan to make a voluntary tax disclosure
•They then have until 14 August 2012 to tell HMRC about tax due and make arrangements to pay any tax interest and penalties owed. This is called “making a disclosure”.
I underlined a few of the comments which shows who are the targets,not the pub or unregistered or cowboy,its the try and do it right guys
Now all those notifications that have been made by registered sparks, the insurances,scheme costs, reference books, which all costs time and money, incidentally not burdened on the non registered cowboys and man in pub.will finally be of use
They and part p have been a costly and utter waste of time till now
That changes, because the existence of the nonsense will now pay dividends,not to sparks, but to the primary beneficiaries of its existence,H M REVENUE and CUSTOMS
There we have it,once again in this society, those that try to do things above board being screwed in favour of the rougesw and 2 fingered brigade
