Need to quit job - Can I claim benefits if necessary?

mynameistallulah

scootw1 wrote: »

I consider that sort of thing disgusting and a kick in the teeth to people who are honest with their income levels so end up having to pay the full IPA.

Me too - also worth noting that the OP appeared to be "in cahoots" with their boss, so I can only assume they have fallen out recently and this is the real reason why they want to leave.

dookar

If you take on the temp work then you won't be sanctioned

marybelle01

mynameistallulah wrote: »

Me too - also worth noting that the OP appeared to be "in cahoots" with their boss, so I can only assume they have fallen out recently and this is the real reason why they want to leave.

Ah, so we appear to have a "high possibility", to use the words of the OP, that they have been assisting their employer in doing these things. I wondered why they were worried about being prosecuted, since you won't get prosecuted for something you haven't done. Rats and sinking ships, eh???

GazHatesBanks

mynameistallulah wrote: »

Me too - also worth noting that the OP appeared to be "in cahoots" with their boss, so I can only assume they have fallen out recently and this is the real reason why they want to leave.

Certainly not "in cahoots", the transactions were passed off by the management as genuine but new information suggests that this is not the case.

BTW taking advantage of a situation legally is not the same as deliberate tax evasion otherwise 99% of small limited company directors would be doing time by now. In any case this theoretical scenario is clearly now not going to happen.