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Getting ready to Submit Your Tax Come back

Firstly, keep all the pertinent records carefully. You have a legal obligation to do this and HMRC are clamping lower strongly on taxpayers that keep poor records. But it also is sensible. The clearer the evidence, and the more quickly you can provide it; the easier your tax return should be to complete and the sooner any subsequent argument is actually settled. Simply having a document, folder or tray to set up your tax papers for that year makes completing the tax return so much simpler. When you have done the return, then simply file them away and keep your file for seven many years.

Secondly, you need to make full disclosure of your affairs. If you have income which you have not informed HMRC regarding, then you are concealing it at their store. They will assume that you are intending to avoid tax illegitimately which will incur a tax-geared penalty as well as the usual fines and attention. HMRC now have the power to fine you up to 100% of the tax owing based on whether you intended to deceive and just how much you co-operated with their enquiries.

So, tell the truth. It's not clever to try to deliberately understate your levy liability. If you use an accountant you may not be aware that they may be legally obliged to create a Money Laundering Report if you're deliberately trying to defraud HMRC - and there isn't any lower limit to if they must make a report. If you want to save lots of tax, then make sure you have good advice and take action legitimately. And if you are generally unsure about anything, make sure you give learn more on the white space provided around the tax return. You have then made a complete disclosure and, even if you have made an oversight, you have co-operated entirely and can reasonably expect to have no additional penalty additional.

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