With respect to the noble Baroness, the unanimous decision of the Supreme Court was that the tax was due and is payable by the employee and not the employer. I will come on to the employer in a moment. I was about to disappoint the noble Lord, Lord Kerr, on one of the questions he put to me. But if it was always the case that the tax was due, as I have just said, the loan charge is not retrospective, as he implied. I am not sure that he meant to imply this, but it does not have to be paid in the current tax year. It becomes liable, but I hope that people will engage with HMRC and agree terms that may cover a longer period.
Making Tax Digital for VAT (Economic Affairs Committee Report)
Proceeding contribution from
Lord Young of Cookham
(Conservative)
in the House of Lords on Monday, 29 April 2019.
It occurred during Debates on select committee report on Making Tax Digital for VAT (Economic Affairs Committee Report).
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