HMRC - Her Majesty's Roller Coaster: Hints on how to survive a tax investigation
Sep 2014 · Profile Books
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Most people are happy to pay their taxes. But just how much we have to pay is not always straightforward, and it is frighteningly easy for a non-specialist to get the sums wrong or to overlook some significant item.
Written with wit and humour, HMRC: Her Majesty's Roller Coaster takes the reader through the potentially stomach-churning stages of what happens when Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs decide that someone has indeed got the sums wrong and not paid enough tax. It combines and updates the authors' previous books in the series, An Inspector Returns, War or Peace and The Taxman Always Rings Twice, all of them already classics of their genre.
Written with wit and humour, HMRC: Her Majesty's Roller Coaster takes the reader through the potentially stomach-churning stages of what happens when Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs decide that someone has indeed got the sums wrong and not paid enough tax. It combines and updates the authors' previous books in the series, An Inspector Returns, War or Peace and The Taxman Always Rings Twice, all of them already classics of their genre.
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Daniel Dover, a specialist in tax inquiries and investigations, is a partner at BDO LLP in London, and the co-author, with Tim Hindle, of the classic guides to tax inspections An Inspector Returns, War or Peace and The Taxman Always Rings Twice.
Tim Hindle is a freelance writer and editor who worked for The Economist from 1979 to 1989 and from 2000 to 2006. In the 1990s he launched a number of magazines including EuroBusiness and The Guide, an English-language introduction to the city of Istanbul.
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