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17/04/2026

Could the new Loan Charge Legislation cost you money?

Do you currently have a contract with HMRC and are paying off a settlement that will be recalculated under the new terms as part of the Loan Charge Review?

If so, it’s possible you may be affected by part of the legislation, which means that once your new liability is calculated, you have overpaid. According to HMRC these amounts will not be repaid to the taxpayer, and the debt will just be treated as cleared.

If you are in this position, it may be beneficial to stop making payments to HMRC so that you don’t end up with an overpayment you cannot get back. This could for example happen in cases where under a Time To Pay arrangement, you have now paid off the tax liability and have interest left – which may very well be reduced to nil, under the new legislation, depending on the size of the debt.

According to HMRC guidance published in February 2026, taxpayers who agreed a contract settlement, including loan charge liabilities after 1 June 2021, will be eligible for the new settlement opportunity if those amounts have not been paid in full.

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/hmrc-issue-briefing-operational-activity-following-the-new-independent-review-of-the-loan-charge/hmrc-loan-charge-review-technical-note -for-the-loan-charge-settlement-scheme--finance-bill-2025-to-2026

The legislation in the Finance Bill provides that amounts paid by a customer against their original loan charge liability will be credited against the new settlement amount, but that this cannot create a repayment to the customer where the amount paid is greater than the new settlement amount.

HMRC have announced that further details will be provided in secondary legislation on how this is going to work and this could be by the end of May.

If you would like to discuss your case and need assistance in clarifying how or if this will affect you, please contact us and we will be happy to offer advice and help you through the new settlement process.

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03/04/2026

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We wish everyone a Happy Easter and will be here to help and offer a free consultation and no obligation quote, when you are sick of chocolate!

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21/03/2026

HMRC have added more names to the list.

If you are affected by this and need some advice or support with your case, please do not hesitate to contact us for a friendly consultation, to discuss how we can help and for a free no obligation quote.

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23/02/2026

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18/02/2026

Following the Budget announcement in November 2025, regarding the Loan Charge Review, several of my clients are now beginning to receive one of the stock letters HMRC (redacted copy in the pic) are sending out to customers, who will be affected by its outcome.

The letters explain:
• HMRC believe the review will affect the clients disguised remuneration arrangements.
• If they take the opportunity to settle under the new terms, their liability will be less than under the current terms.
• In Spring 2026, HMRC will begin contacting customers to explain more.
• Who the current HMRC caseworker is and contact details.
• You don’t need to wait – you can contact HMRC to let them know you are interested in settling.

I have many clients at the minute, who have been waiting months for an outcome to their cases and now can’t quite believe the end is in sight.

Frustratingly, it looks like there will be more of wait, and we will have to hang in there for a bit longer while:
• HMRC review all cases and send out the appropriate letter.
• The bill gets passed through Parliament and the Terms & Legislation are finalised.
• HMRC begin to deal with the vast back-log of cases, on hand, and start processing settlements under the new terms.

This looks to be good news and promises reduced liability and interest, but as we all know this will be open to mistakes being made, staff will needing training and work load will affect clients being able to contact HMRC and get the answers they need.

If you are waiting for your letter, are confused by the new terms or want someone to help guide you through this process – please contact us and we will be happy to provide answers, liaise with HMRC and hang in there with you!

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29/01/2026

If you are an Accountant, Company, Business or Individual needing specialist advice or assistance with:

· Tax Avoidance/ Disguised Remuneration/Umbrella Scheme Settlements
· Complex Tax Enquiry/Investigations & Disputes
· Voluntary Disclosures
· Employer Benefit Trusts
· Loan Wavers
· Contractor Loans
· Loan Charges & Loss Schemes
· Capital Gains Tax
· Penalties
· Tax Appeals
· Complex Tax Issues
· Case Reviews to check HMRC followed Tax Law & procedures.
· Liaising with HMRC on your behalf.

- do not hesitate to contact us for a friendly consultation, to discuss how we can help and for a free no obligation quote.

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07/01/2026

We get it........

Sometimes it can feel like there is absolutely no way your case/dispute is going to move forward.

With the right experience and knowledge, this process can be made easier.

Contact us now for a friendly chat to see how we can help.

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05/01/2026

We hope everyone has enjoyed the festivities and is now ready for making some positive changes in 2026.

Just a reminder - 'Resolutions' are our speciality and we are here to help!

We are open today as usual: Mon-Fri 8am -4pm

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31/12/2025

Wishing all our clients and colleagues a Happy New Year!! We hope you have an amazing 2026 and look forward to working with you.

23/12/2025

We not only offer our services to businesses and individuals, but also work with several Accountants and Tax Consultancy firms, supporting them with Tax Dispute cases.

Its so satisfying and rewarding when you get a comment like this. 😊