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Unique Service

MCI provide a helpful unique service, which has been developed in accordance with HM Revenue & Customs guidelines, allowing the ‘UK Tax Team’ to quickly assess your financial or debt problem then advise and help on a realistic acceptable debt or debts payment plan solution.

The Tax Team's fully managed payment plans takes the struggle out of your tax burden, or tax debt away from you and deals directly with the Tax man on your behalf. The Tax Team react instantly to modify paying or help you accommodate any changes in your circumstances or financial tax problem.

Experienced Team

The experienced ‘UK Tax Team’ has developed a strong working relationship with HM Revenue & Customs officers throughout the UK, adopting the paying systems and methodology compatible with their internal workings. This enables the team to instantly give helpful advice on the acceptability of payment plans, tax problems or tax debt. The Tax Team will discuss and put forward a proposal for your consideration to repaying your tax burden or debt.

Nationwide Coverage

The service is available to individuals and businesses throughout England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Ease of Use

The ‘UK Tax Team’ have refined their helpful processes to enable the majority of tax problems or tax debt to be dealt with swiftly and efficiently by telephone, allowing business owners to quickly turn their attentions towards the more positive aspects of managing their business affairs and away from the struggling of paying tax debt.

Flexibility

The service can usually help and assist with any type or size of a Tax debt or tax debts. The provision of various helpful managed payment plans provides the flexibility to allow the ‘UK Tax Team’ to tailor a sustainable payment solutions in accordance with your circumstances and financial affordability.

Paying timescales range from months to a maximum of five years. Five years is achievable in exceptional circumstances.

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Case Studies

Tax Solutions: Case Study #1

Barbara approached the “Tax Team” with an outstanding income tax liability of £1,600. Barbara had struggled to maintain previous payment commitments and was in financial difficulties with her unsecured credit arrangements. To make matters worse, Barbara was a self-employed gardener, and was therefore subject to severe income fluctuations. “The UK Tax Team” took on her case. “The UK Tax Team” prepared an Income and Expenditure breakdown, and approached HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) to offer monthly instalments. These proposals were accepted by HMRC over a period of 12 months.

Tax Solutions: Case Study #2

Jane had an outstanding income tax liability of £3,028. Jane had previously been self-employed, but unfortunately had to close the business due to financial difficulties. “The UK Tax Team” submitted an Income and Expenditure statement to HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC). Despite the fact that Jane had not managed to maintain any previous payment arrangements with HMRC, an offer was accepted to spread her tax debt over a period of six months. Happily, Jane paid all her tax instalments on time. HMRC subsequently accepted an offer to pay a subsequent tax liability over a further six-month period.

Tax Solutions: Case Study #3

Jennifer approached “The UK Tax Team” for help. Mrs Z had an outstanding income tax liability of £16,937, which was understandably causing her a great deal of anxiety. Due to the circumstances of this case, HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) offered monthly repayment terms, but were insistent on a lump sum payment of £5,694 being made before any instalment arrangements could be implemented. “The UK Tax Team” supplied a financial breakdown to HMRC, and explained that Jennifer was looking to raise additional funds within 12 months. We successfully negotiated a lump sum payment of £2,000. Jennifer instalment offer was subsequently accepted over a period of 6 months.

Tax Solutions: Case Study #4

Angela “The UK Tax Team” concerning an outstanding income tax liability of £12,029 resulting from an earlier period of self-employment. In addition, Mrs D had not submitted all her self-assessment tax returns to HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) for earlier years. “The UK Tax Team” took the case on, and approached HMRC with an instalment offer of £212.50 per month, which was accepted on the basis that Angela submitted her outstanding self-assessment tax returns to them for the period when she was self-employed. Fortunately, Angela duly brought her tax affairs up-to-date, and properly maintained her monthly payments.

Tax Solutions: Case Study #5

John & Carol had multiple tax debts. They had a VAT liability of £21,660 and an income tax liability of £13,000. They came to “The UK Tax Team” because HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) were pressing for payment. “The UK Tax Team” contacted the two separate HMRC Offices dealing with their case. Offers to pay by monthly instalments were made on John & Carol's behalf of £254.83 & £144.67 respectively to settle both liabilities. John is a self-employed courier, and despite their payment history being somewhat erratic, HMRC are considering the offers made on the basis that all tax arrears are brought completely up-to-date.

Tax Solutions: Case Study #6

Martin is employed as a commission-only sales representative. He approached “The UK Tax Team” owing £8,428.00 in respect of an income tax liability under self-assessment. Martin asked “The UK Tax Team” to help. We made an initial offer to HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) of £425, and pointed out that Martin is now putting his property on the market in order to raise the full funds to clear all his outstanding liabilities. We were able to explain to HMRC that Martin's needs a period of time with instalment arrangements, whilst his ex-partner is being removed from the title deeds to the property.

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