Success Stories
Payroll at Its Best
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1. Akeel Parvez
The Background: Akeel was stopped by the police while driving his car and they found he had over £75,000 in cash with him. The police thought this was an unusually large amount of money and decided to investigate why he was carrying so much.
The Outcome: Thanks to our careful presentation of the facts in the right way, not only was the full amount returned to Akeel, but he also received a significant amount of compensation.
2. Bob Price
The Background: Bob had never been registered with HMRC, and after they started looking into his tax records for the last 20 years, they sent him an estimated bill for £300,000.
The Outcome: Using the experience and expertise we’ve gained over the years, we were able to reduce the bill to just £25,000.
3. Ben Campbell
Background: Ben was terrified when HMRC began investigating his taxes, so much so that he actually left the country. Thankfully, his friends convinced him to return and get professional help from us – right from the airport!
Outcome: HMRC had already taken over £90,000 from his bank account, but within just three weeks, we wrapped up the enquiry, and Ben only needed to pay £9,000.
4. M Autos Ltd
Background: HMRC’s VAT division was demanding a repayment of over £600,000 in VAT claims from the company, and the case had escalated to Tribunal level.
Outcome: Thanks to the information we provided and the way we presented it, HMRC withdrew the case the night before the hearing, leaving the company with no obligation to pay anything.
5. Mrs Price
Background: HMRC’s VAT team was demanding that the company repay over £600,000 in VAT claims, and the case had reached the Tribunal stage.
Outcome: Due to the information we submitted and the way we presented it, HMRC dropped the case the night before the hearing, meaning the company didn’t have to pay anything.
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