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maltha
04 Mar 10 13:06
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Can anyone tell me if HMRC have a statute of Limitation. In other words how far back can they try to claim tax
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Report madsimon March 4, 2010 1:15 PM GMT
20 yrs at extremes but generally 4 (used to be different depending onthe type of tax)
Report overboard March 4, 2010 9:49 PM GMT
Up to 6 years. If they find anything within that 6 year period they can go back another 6 years from then.
Report SuperGlue March 5, 2010 7:11 AM GMT
Unless you're talking about isle of man funds. They're bast@rds for claiming that back.
Report TJM March 8, 2010 2:12 PM GMT
There are different periods for different things.

From memory:

Ltd Co accounts, six years of filed accounts, (so upto 7.5 years of real time)
PAYE periodic review - 2 years, but opens up if anything found.
Personal asssement is usually 4, but can be opened up if anything found.
I think they can go back a total of 22 years with good reason too, but it is rare.
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