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Disguised remuneration – updated settlement terms guidance

11 Apr 2023

HMRC publish guidance allowing professional tax advisers to “check the disguised remuneration settlement terms”.

The HMRC guidance has been updated as follows:

“The reference year used to determine automatic eligibility to pay by instalments has been updated. The information on Section 222 charges has also been updated.”

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

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