One of HMRC’s tools to tackle non-compliance is the use of one to many approaches or so called “nudge letters”.
HMRC regularly pinpoints areas where issues commonly arise, then writes out to people that might be affected. The intention is to invite people to check their affairs and take proactive action if needed, putting the ball in the taxpayer’s court and using less HMRC resources.
What are some things for nudge letter recipients to consider?
It can be a false economy to submit a disclosure without support from a tax resolutions professional who is well versed in considering everything above.
For more information, or to discuss your position, please get in touch with a member of Crowe’s Tax Resolutions team or your usual Crowe contact.
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