WAMS Tax Ltd
Offshore Banking
Did you ignore the Offshore Disclosure last year?
Did you get it wrong?
Have you "forgotten" to tell the taxman about your
offshore banking arrangements?
If So, you could have your  name and address
advertised by HMRC or worse prosecuted if you
evaded more than £5,000
get the necessary help from WAMS Tax Ltd

Recent press reports indicate that HMRC - SCI has
launched criminal investigations into two
account-holders with HSBC in Switzerland.
Previously, HMRC had only investigated
account-holders using their civil powers (Code of
Practice 9; Civil Investigation of Fraud ) -
you need to act before they come a calling on you
if you messed up

Call Bill on 07751 720 507 now -
anytime - whether in or out of office hours
Bill Stevenson
for
Your Offshore Banking
Solutions
arrangements that were uncovered during enquiries.

Inevitably transactions entered into with offshore banking
and other arrangements to evade tax are viewed very
seriously by HMRC and you may not be guaranteed to be
looking at only a monetary settlement. Watch out for the
"Schedule 36 notice" you can get more penalties for
ignoring it and attitudes can harden leading to
unnecessary difficulties.


I have the experience and knowledge to broker your
voluntary disclosure to HMRC so that you benefit
from this approach - hopefully - before they come
knocking and not afterwards.

Alternatively I can also apply my experience and
knowledge to deal with HMRC if they have already opened
an enquiry into your liabilities and you need the enquiry
managed.

Remember that you could be looking at twenty years of
duties interest and penalties if you took part in the 1980's
advertised Offshore Banking opportunities.

Now is the time to deal with matters before the
information lands on the Inspector's desk whether by
(a) Offshore Tax havens exchanging information
(b) Lichtenstein informants getting paid
(c) HMRC continued action against the banks
or somebody contacting the
evasion hotline

Bill Stevenson can protect your rights in any enquiry
With your instruction
Use the
Feedback Form
to contact me with a
summary of your
problem
Offshore Banking targeted
I will carry out a risk
review  of your potential
tax liabilities or exposure
and discuss how  a
disclosure could be
managed to your benefit
Contact me:

Mobile
07751720507

01224 658962
HMRC are usually using the "Discovery" provisions so
be sure that you only give them
what is absolutely
necessary and to your advantage.
HMRC target HSBC Swiss account holders for tax
evasion and prosecution
"CIF" & "SCI"  Enquiries need specialist handling
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A Testimonial:-
Having spent over 9 months trying to deal with an HMRC
offshore disclosure enquiry on my own, going nowhere and
getting more intrusive – Bill sorted it out in 3 months.

Not only dealing with what looked like a potentially large
CGT, but also turning this into a Tax Repayment!.

The whole episode was really a reflection on the time
wasting methods of HMRC, and the efficiency of Bill in
dealing with them.
RC Wales - July 2009.
People with offshore accounts had until 12 March 2010 to
come clean and declare all their off-shore income and
gains to HMRC.
From 1 April 2011, if you hide money in a country that
does not have an information exchange agreement with the
to 200% of the tax due. If the tax evaded is £25,000 or
more, HMRC may publish the taxpayer's name and
address
as part of their name and shaming powers and
even worse you could be prosecuted.
Every enquiry has its own dangers and opportunities that require full and detailed considerations and advice. No
responsibility can be taken for any actions that the reader decides to take (or not take) after reading the text and
articles unless you engage with the company and Bill Stevenson on a proper fee paying client/tax adviser basis.



WAMS Tax Ltd - Bill Stevenson - 07751720507
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