The people who have fiddled the numbers to avoid paying tax or paying child maintenance. What will they do when they try to claim assistance due to CV?

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That’s it really.
If you’ve successfully hidden your actual income from HMRC to dodge paying tax or child maintenance, what are you planning to do?
If you’re the other parent in this scenario, how are you feeling at the moment? Is this karma? Or will it wind up being worse for you and your dc in the long run?
I’m not sure what to think.

I’ve name changed as I don’t want to link this thread to any previous threads regarding my own situation.
Been here a decade. Cutted up pear. Your minge! . Penis beaker yada yada.

The main question seems to be how dividend income will be treated. For those who had income they didn't declare in any capacity, it seems fairly simple. It won't be counted.

Na Na NaNa Na to them all ha ha!

Serves em bloody right.

Not really - because there are systems in place to do real time figures - you have to report to HMRC who you have paid every month and how much.

So they process wages as normal & submit RTI's which is what HMRC advise to do & submit a claim for the 80% - employees get full pay for their normal working hours & know no different meanwhile the company gets the 80% from the government

I've heard various ways that clients intend to fiddle this system over the past few days... Director currently on SMP since January asked if she could change that to take advantage of this

@Graphista thank you. Any thoughts on this?

Now there is a rumour going round employees that the employer is claiming gov for 80% of their average pay over past 12 mins. However he will only pay the employees 80% of their very basic wage, where he will pocket the difference.

Is there any way an employee can find out what his employer is actually claiming per employee?
Honestly you couldn’t make up what this employer is doing to his employees. Many are looking for other jobs, hope they get some and leave this person in s@it when this is all over.

I’ve been told you can back date it though if you have sufficient evidence ie bank statements to show you did indeed pay the amounts claimed ie commission etc so there will be no historic fiddling but plenty going forward no doubt

Oh dear, what a pity, never mind.

Well in exp's case he's claimed universal credit and has found work elsewhere getting paid in to his girlfriends bank

I smiled

Anyone who hasn’t paid into the system will surely be able to get Universal Credits? They’ll say they’ve been unemployed/SAHM

To those who only declared some = they’re fooked

@dontdisturbmenow what’s backfired ? I paye’d myself the £9900 for my own reasons and paid the £5000 tax, for my own reasons. That was before any of this kicked off and the reasons still stand. Could have worked out well and I’d have got the money back one way. Now it’ll just be a tax refund instead. Can’t really loose and as we’ve all seen the government does fuck all for any of us once you read the small print so they can shove it. I’d rather put a grand of shopping in the food banks than pay extra tax given a choice. And no I don’t do that because I’m not in a position to do so but when the day comes ... and hopefully it won’t because we will have all moved forward by then, I will

My ex is a tax dodging, non child maintenance paying dickhead.
Karma I say.