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Being subjected to a tax investigation by HMRC or perhaps having historic tax liabilities hanging over you can be stressful. The Edwin Coe tax team specialises in resolving tax investigations efficiently and effectively but also in assisting clients to make voluntary disclosures to HMRC.

Edwin Coe has built a market-leading and awarding winning team of tax dispute specialists with many years of experience in this area to assist you, whether you are currently being investigated, perhaps bought a tax scheme you wish to extricate yourself from, or are considering how best to approach HMRC to regularise the past.

Tax has become considerably more complex over recent years and so has dealing with HMRC. HMRC has been given more powers and unprecedented levels of data at their fingertips such as their investment in the ‘Connect’ system. As HMRC has become more adversarial in their dealings with taxpayers, it has become more important that you have a specialist in your corner to ensure your rights are being protected and that the eventual settlement, if due, is as palatable as possible.

Investigations take on many forms. Examples of recent investigations that Edwin Coe specialists have represented taxpayers with include:-

  • Prosecutions
  • Contractual Disclosure Facility (CDF/COP 9) investigations
  • COP 8 avoidance investigations
  • Tax Scheme settlements
  • Accelerated Payment Notices(APNs) – including applications to suspend
  • Residence and domicile matters
  • Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings (ATED) investigations
  • Penalty negotiations
  • PAYE investigations
  • Status enquiries
  • National Minimum Wage investigations
  • Tax Tribunal hearings

Members of the team have been party to numerous pre-launch consultations with HMRC. All our work is covered by Legal Professional Privilege and we are trusted by many high-profile clients to resolve matters with HMRC whilst ensuring complete confidentially.

We are always willing to meet with potential clients to review their situation and offer solutions for resolution without cost.

So if you currently subject to a tax investigation or are looking to understand more about your options regarding making a voluntary disclosure to HMRC, please call any of the tax team for a free, no obligation appraisal.

Contact our Tax Team
telephone: 020 7691 4000
or email: enquiries@edwincoe.com

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My family and I have always found Frank and the Company to be nothing but extremely helpful. In fact going out of his a...
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My family and I have always found Frank and the Company to be nothing but extremely helpful. In fact going out of his and their way to do as much as possible to make life as easy for us as possible. I cannot thank them enough for their help.

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Tax Investigations and Voluntary Disclosures to HMRC

Being subjected to a tax investigation by HMRC or perhaps having historic tax liabilities hanging over you can be stressful. The Edwin Coe tax team specialises in resolving tax investigations efficiently and effectively but also in assisting clients to make voluntary disclosures to HMRC. Edwin Coe has built a market-leading and awarding winning team of tax dispute specialists with many years of experience in this area to assist you, whether you are currently being investigated, perhaps bought a tax scheme you wish to extricate yourself from, or are considering how best to approach HMRC to regularise the past. Tax has become considerably more complex over recent years and so has dealing with HMRC. HMRC has been given more powers and unprecedented levels of data at their fingertips such as their investment in the ‘Connect’ system. As HMRC has become more adversarial in their dealings with taxpayers, it has become more important that you have a specialist in your corner to ensure your rights are being protected and that the eventual settlement, if due, is as palatable as possible.

Investigations take on many forms. Examples of recent investigations that Edwin Coe specialists have represented taxpayers with include:-

  • Prosecutions
  • Contractual Disclosure Facility (CDF/COP 9) investigations
  • COP 8 avoidance investigations
  • Tax Scheme settlements
  • Accelerated Payment Notices(APNs) – including applications to suspend
  • Residence and domicile matters
  • Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings (ATED) investigations
  • Penalty negotiations
  • PAYE investigations
  • Status enquiries
  • National Minimum Wage investigations
  • Tax Tribunal hearings

Members of the team have been party to numerous pre-launch consultations with HMRC. All our work is covered by Legal Professional Privilege and we are trusted by many high-profile clients to resolve matters with HMRC whilst ensuring complete confidentially.

We are always willing to meet with potential clients to review their situation and offer solutions for resolution without cost.

So if you currently subject to a tax investigation or are looking to understand more about your options regarding making a voluntary disclosure to HMRC, please call any of the tax team for a free, no obligation appraisal.

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