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Disguised remuneration – settlement terms – updated HMRC guidance

08 Dec 2022

HMRC publish guidance entitled “Disguised remuneration settlement terms 2020 for tax agents or advisers”. This guidance was updated on 7 December 2022:

“Information about ‘Section 222 of the Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003 — interaction with the loan charge’ has been added to section 14 of the guidance, to explain when a Section 222 charge can occur and when HMRC will collect the charge.”

The overall guidance is arranged under the following headings:

  1. Overview
  2. Contractors
  3. Employers
  4. Employees
  5. Double taxation relief
  6. Residual tax
  7. Penalties
  8. Inheritance Tax
  9. Accrued interest
  10. Late payment interest
  11. Capital payments and benefits
  12. Voluntary restitution
  13. Instalment arrangements
  14. Settlement and the loan charge
  15. Availability of these terms
  16. Contact us

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/disguised-remuneration-settlement-terms-2020/disguised-remuneration-settlement-terms-2020

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