Fee Protection 
It is not uncommon for HM Revenue and Customs to perform spot checks on businesses to ensure they have paid correct taxes. That is why we have partnered with Vantage Fee Protect to offer our clients protection against any professional fees incurred defending clients during any HMRC checks.
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Frequently asked questions
- What HMRC tax enquiries and compliance checks are covered by the Vantage Fee Protect policy?
- On what date does a tax enquiry or compliance check start for the purposes of the policy?
- Can a claim be made if a tax return is submitted late to HMRC?
What HMRC tax enquiries and compliance checks are covered by the Vantage Fee Protect policy?
What HMRC tax enquiries and compliance checks are covered by the Vantage Fee Protect policy?
The professional costs of defending clients in the vast majority of HMRC enquiries and compliance checks are covered. For full details, please get in touch with one of our team members today.
On what date does a tax enquiry or compliance check start for the purposes of the policy?
On what date does a tax enquiry or compliance check start for the purposes of the policy?
The date on which a letter, notice or other communication is received from HMRC indicating that an enquiry or review is to be undertaken, or any other incident occurs that might lead to a claim. Our claims team should be notified without delay if any such incident occurs within the terms of the policy, or if a potential claim is anticipated.
Can a claim be made if a tax return is submitted late to HMRC?
Can a claim be made if a tax return is submitted late to HMRC?
Yes, providing that the return in question is submitted no more than 90 days after the statutory filing date. This applies to all statutory tax returns.
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