Tax evasion

How would you report someone for tax evasion in Northern Ireland?

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animaal

Do you mean an Irish individual/business doing business outside the state to evade tax liabilities, or an individual/business based in the UK (N.Ireland) evading tax there?

Income tax, corporation tax, VRT or Customs & excise?

I'm guessing the answer will depend on the answers to those questions.

ch750536

Come on, regardless of what the other guy did dont you know its us against them! (The powers that be)

Hit him in the nuts if you like, but dont go shopping him to the tax man.

KeRbDoG

ch750536 wrote: »

Come on, regardless of what the other guy did dont you know its us against them! (The powers that be)

Hit him in the nuts if you like, but dont go shopping him to the tax man.

bla! If you/I/we have to pay taxes here so do others who live/do business here.

eg. I don't agree with VRT but if I have to pay it and my neighbor doesn't pay it by keeping his car registered on UK plates and lives/works 95% of his time in the Rep., I will gladly report him

globulin777

kerbdog wrote: »

bla! If you/I/we have to pay taxes here so do others who live/do business here.

eg. I don't agree with VRT but if I have to pay it and my neighbor doesn't pay it by keeping his car registered on UK plates and lives/works 95% of his time in the Rep., I will gladly report him

Heard someone moaning about U2 paying tax offshore...
Question .... If I were to have handed the Fianna Fail exchequer a trillion pounds in taxes 20 yrs ago would the Irish economy be in better shape now and would the banks NOT be on the verge of collapse, would we NOT have had a crazy property bubble with overinflated house prices, would we have avoided RIP OFF Ireland, would the hospitals work, would the schools be running properly maintained curiculum, would we have raised a new generation of sports elite bringing home gold medals galore, would the RED COW disaster never have happened, would the AQUA CENTRE NOT LEAK, would the bus run on time, .............. just think about it..:)
I believe its called Piss%^* it up against a wall.
That trillion would have mainly gone on Cronys n Builders n Swiss Chalets etc.

Jaysoose

kerbdog wrote: »

bla! If you/I/we have to pay taxes here so do others who live/do business here.

eg. I don't agree with VRT but if I have to pay it and my neighbor doesn't pay it by keeping his car registered on UK plates and lives/works 95% of his time in the Rep., I will gladly report him

At least you would have your begrudgery to keep you warm at night.

globulin777

Jaysoose wrote: »

At least you would have your begrudgery to keep you warm at night.

Obviously your'e a Fianna Fail afficianado:):):)

Glad you liked my post.

KeRbDoG

Jaysoose wrote: »

At least you would have your begrudgery to keep you warm at night.

Yup, super warm!
Begrudgery is the Irish way

rubadub

Deleted User wrote: »

How would you report someone for tax evasion in Northern Ireland?

What is the situation? is it definitely evasion and not avoidance?

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

Deleted User wrote: »

How would you report someone for tax evasion in Northern Ireland?

Don;t you just kneecap people up there?

ejmaztec

Ikky Poo2 wrote: »

Don;t you just kneecap people up there?

They have two guys carrying out Inland Revenue investigations up there - Mr Black and his associate Mr Decker.

If the op's serious, a call to any Inland Revenue office in the North will be put through to the right person. They know the drill.

Rod & Reel

ejmaztec wrote: »

They have two guys carrying out Inland Revenue investigations up there - Mr Black and his associate Mr Decker.

If the op's serious, a call to any Inland Revenue office in the North will be put through to the right person. They know the drill.

exellent humour loved it all especially the punch line. "they know the drill" i see a long fruitful life in comedy for you .......or is that politics. whichever ul be fine in either.

ejmaztec

Rod & Reel wrote: »

exellent humour loved it all especially the punch line. "they know the drill" i see a long fruitful life in comedy for you .......or is that politics. whichever ul be fine in either.

Thank you, but I was being perfectly serious. It's just pure coincidence that the names, when put together, just happen to be the name of a well-known tool manufacturer.

And I would further point out that, giving the marching habits of those people in the North, drilling is second nature to them.

ch750536

kerbdog wrote: »

bla! If you/I/we have to pay taxes here so do others who live/do business here.

eg. I don't agree with VRT but if I have to pay it and my neighbor doesn't pay it by keeping his car registered on UK plates and lives/works 95% of his time in the Rep., I will gladly report him

Personally I'd thank them for the tip and go get me a new car.*


* I wouldn't really, well perhaps not.