Yes Tax deception is not a National Security threat, but it is a criminal offence. And it can be considered a National Security threat too, if they say the tax deception is for money laundering. So illegal gain of money can be technically put into serious crime bracket. It all depends on the case wo...
Good luck. Hope yours get approved. There is difference in the amount you declared to HMRC and HO, but it don't appear the amount will cause rejection for deception. ( Hope the case worker takes it lightly) The rejection appears to be for people who amend the tax returns for the previous years, know...
Even if you had closed your company, you have to declare it. You have to show the account and tax details even if there was no transaction. This ensures your records are clean.
It is Tax deception. Every one pays taxes on what they earn and paying taxes later during ILR process is deception sunny do you even know the deception meaning? Yes, Not paying the Tax that was due during a financial year, and later on amending it while applying ILR after finding out it might get r...
