An Inspector Returns

The A-Z to surviving a Tax Investigation

By: Daniel Dover, Tim Hindle

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Product code: 12426
ISBN: 1861974205
128 pages
Format: Pb
Published by: Profile Books, 2002, 2nd edition

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Description of An Inspector Returns

If you are the subject of a tax investigation by the Inland Revenue, do not panic. Read this book.

- When does tax avoidance become tax evasion?
- What is the SCO and when does it act?
- What are its powers?
- How long does an investigation last?
- Where can you get help?

An Inspector Calls gives you the answers to all these questions in an accessible and A-Z format. It provides straightforward, jargon-free information on the key processes, relevant areas of the law and lays out the major stumbling blocks and how to avoid them - all with a touch of humour.

Investigation by the Revenue can be harrowing, stressful and often baffling. An Inspector Calls is an indispensable survival guide that will help you and your family through it.

An Inspector Returns - Chapter headings

A is for Anxiety - when you know you've been caught
B is for Bargaining - and the rules of the game
C is for Confidentiality - and how much of it you can expect
D is for Denial - and how to recognise it
E is for Excuses - our all time favourites
F is for Fishing - what tax inspectors do in their spare time
G is for Goals - and how to score them
H is for Help - and where to find it
I is for Information - and the capacity of humans to grass on each other
J is for Jail - and when you get to go there
K is for Knowledge - and how much more of it the Revenue have than you
L is for Languages - and what they can tell you
M is for Meetings - and how to behave in them
N is for Neglect - and how not to
O is for Overseas - where people tend to think that assets are safe
P is for Penalties - and how steep they can be
Q is for Questions - and who gets to ask what, of whom
R is for Remorse - and when it's too late
S is for Solutions - know where you're going and you might just get there
T is for Time - and how long the whole thing takes
U is for Underestimate - and when not to
V is for Volunteers - and how they get the better deals
W is for Weekends - and how to manage family, friends and the rest of your life
X is for Xenophobia - the fear of foreign tax authorities
Y is for Yarns - some favourites
Z is for Zzzzz - and rediscovering the meaning of a good night's sleep

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