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If you have outstanding disguised remuneration loans, you can settle them under the 2020 terms.
Find out how to recognise disguised remuneration tax avoidance schemes and settle your tax affairs with HMRC.
Find out about tax avoidance schemes that use remuneration trusts to reduce profits and disguise income.
HMRC is aware of scheme users being told we will demand a deed of release before agreeing a settlement of your disguised remuneration liabilities.
Information about the loan charge on disguised remuneration schemes which came into force on 5 April 2019.
HMRC is aware of schemes and arrangements that claim to avoid the 2019 loan charge on disguised remuneration. It's HMRC's view that these schemes do not work.
Find information on a tax avoidance arrangement used to avoid tax and National Insurance contributions by selling future business revenues to a trust.
HMRC is aware of schemes that claim to avoid the loan charge on disguised remuneration. These schemes don’t work.
Check if you qualify for a refund of Income Tax and National Insurance contributions paid, or a waiver of payments being made, in settlement of disguised remuneration scheme use.
Register to settle with HMRC by 31 October 2016 if you want to get transitional relief on your investment growth.
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