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Whistleblowers reporting on serious tax avoidance or evasion are set to get a significant boost to their rewards from April, thanks to a change in the way HMRC pays for intelligence.
Under the Strengthened Reward Scheme, people reporting on tax evasion or avoidance where HMRC collects more than £1.5m in tax, may get a significant financial reward.
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If the information you provide to HMRC leads to it recouping at least £1.5m in tax, you could receive between 15% and 30% of the tax collected, not including penalties and interest. However, the rewards are not guaranteed, they are still paid at the discretion of HMRC.
Some people won't qualify for an award, including if:
Source: Gov.uk
HMRC is asking anyone who knows about tax avoidance or evasion to send a report, even if they're not eligible for a reward.
You can send a report to HMRC via this link if you think a person or a business is avoiding or evading tax payments. You can make the report anonymously if you wish, but you would not be eligible for a reward. To be eligible, you must provide contact details.
Any information you do provide will be confidential, and you will be asked to include:
Source: Gov.uk
You can't add attachments to the report, but you can let HMRC know you have additional information if necessary. Once the report is sent, you'll get confirmation of receipt from HMRC, and you are asked not to send another report on the same activity.
Also, before you send the report, HMRC asks that you don't try to find out more information yourself, don't let anyone know you're making a report, and don't encourage anyone to commit a crime to find out more information.
If HMRC wants more information or you're eligible for a reward, it will contact you. Bear in mind it could be years before you receive an award payment, as it can take a very long time to investigate tax evasion or avoidance.
If you need information about how this scheme works or have any concerns about this, then please get in touch with us on 01709 327 215 or email info@branagans.co.uk and we would be happy to give you the guidance you need.
