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Disguised remuneration (or employment income provided through third parties) definition

What does Disguised remuneration (or employment income provided through third parties) mean?

Disguised remuneration tax avoidance schemes normally involve a loan or other payment from a third party and aim to minimise income tax and National Insurance levies on employment income.

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