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Named Tax Avoidance Scheme published by HM Revenue & Customs
HMRCsuspect scheme users sign a contract of employment and a secondary agreement with AOL, a company based in the Cayman Islands. AOL utilise the support of a UK umbrella company calledIUL, who enter into an agreement for administrative services with AOL.IULthen contract the scheme user’s services to an end client, sometimes via an intermediary/agency. The end client pays the intermediary/agency for the scheme user’s services, who in turn payIUL.IULpay AOL who then pay a salary to the scheme users, at the minimum rate permitted under the National Minimum Wage Act 1998, with Income Tax and National Insurance contributions (NICs) deducted. AOL also make a second payment to the scheme users, described as a loan and made pursuant to the secondary agreement, without deductions of Income Tax andNICs.
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