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HMRC tax investigations

HM Revenue & Customs has put significant resources into tax investigations in recent years, and if you are contacted it is important to seek prompt, expert advice.

HMRC tax investigations

If you receive a letter or a visit from HMRC's tax investigation team, getting the right advice early helps ensure the matter is handled properly and your financial affairs are protected. At AccountX we act as your intermediary so you do not have to face HMRC alone.

Why you might be investigated

Tax investigations are more likely if:

  • You have filed tax returns late, paid tax late, or made errors that needed correcting
  • There are inconsistencies in your returns, or a significant change in your income or costs
  • You operate in a sector HMRC treats as higher risk, such as construction, or your costs look unusual for your business

How we help

We can assist with enquiries relating to VAT, annual accounts, Corporation Tax and self-assessment. Our support includes:

  • Reviewing the enquiry and dealing with HMRC on your behalf
  • Negotiating to reach a fair settlement, including mitigation of penalties
  • Handling disclosures relating to incomplete or incorrect returns, discreetly and efficiently
  • Supporting appeals to the Tax Tribunal where a decision is disputed

Appeals can arise on matters including income tax, Corporation Tax, Capital Gains Tax, National Insurance, Construction Industry Scheme deductions, information notices and penalties.

What to expect from working with us

As fully qualified accountants with offices in Swindon, Oxford and Gloucester, our aim is to give you peace of mind and resolve matters as quickly as possible, so you can get back to running your business. If you have been contacted by HMRC or need to appeal a decision, please contact us.

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