Making Tax Digital and Religion

[Notanumber]

I have just been doing some research into this new HMRC requirement to file Value Added Tax returns digitally.

It seems that concessions that are currently available will remain, although you must apply for any exemption from HMRC for example on grounds of religion, disability, age or remoteness of location.

Does anyone know why religion is included in these exemptions?

 

[Altfish]

I have just been doing some research into this new HMRC requirement to file Value Added Tax returns digitally.

It seems that concessions that are currently available will remain, although you must apply for any exemption from HMRC for example on grounds of religion, disability, age or remoteness of location.

Does anyone know why religion is included in these exemptions?

Because the UK is NOT a secular state, religion has far too much privilege and influence.

 

[Altfish]

I have just been doing some research into this new HMRC requirement to file Value Added Tax returns digitally.

It seems that concessions that are currently available will remain, although you must apply for any exemption from HMRC for example on grounds of religion, disability, age or remoteness of location.

Does anyone know why religion is included in these exemptions?

UKIP are pro-Christian so it'd be worse under them.

 

[Notanumber]

Because the UK is NOT a secular state, religion has far too much privilege and influence.

UKIP are pro-Christian so it'd be worse under them.

Which religion would I have to join to avoid having to comply with the UK’s tax laws?

I was a Methodist and used to put C of E as my religion, would that count?

If it is as easy as that then there will not be many complying with this rule of the land.

 

[Twilight Hue]

I have just been doing some research into this new HMRC requirement to file Value Added Tax returns digitally.

It seems that concessions that are currently available will remain, although you must apply for any exemption from HMRC for example on grounds of religion, disability, age or remoteness of location.

Does anyone know why religion is included in these exemptions?

Seems Kent Hovind was born in the wrong country.

 

[Notanumber]

Seems Kent Hovind was born in the wrong country.

If he moved to the UK, I wonder if he would qualify.

 

[Twilight Hue]

If he moved to the UK, I wonder if he would qualify.

I suppose he would just get into trouble with something else.

 

[Notanumber]

I suppose he would just get into trouble with something else.

I am guessing he would not qualify.

Apparently, you have to be a practising member of a religious society or order whose beliefs are incompatible with the use of electronic communications.

I wonder what religion that could be.

 

[Altfish]

I am guessing he would not qualify.

Apparently, you have to be a practising member of a religious society or order whose beliefs are incompatible with the use of electronic communications.

I wonder what religion that could be.

I thought you had to be CofE to be 'British' and a UKIP member.

 

[Notanumber]

I thought you had to be CofE to be 'British' and a UKIP member.

Are you saying that you have to be C of E and a UKIP member to avoid paying tax in the UK?

The Amish are the only ones that I can think of that might qualify.

 

[Altfish]

Are you saying that you have to be C of E and a UKIP member to avoid paying tax in the UK?

The Amish are the only ones that I can think of that might qualify.

No, not saying that at all.

You have to be rich to not pay tax; a bit like Rees Mogg, Johnson, Banks and the likes

 

[Notanumber]

No, not saying that at all.

You have to be rich to not pay tax; a bit like Rees Mogg, Johnson, Banks and the likes

Are you now saying that you have to be Catholic to avoid paying tax in the UK?

I believe Jacob is a Catholic but I’m not sure about the other two.

 

[Altfish]

Are you now saying that you have to be Catholic to avoid paying tax in the UK?

I believe Jacob is a Catholic but I’m not sure about the other two.

NO!!
It is the church of Brexit that doesn't pay tax

 

[Notanumber]

It seems it is not just VAT and it has been going on for longer than we thought.

Online filing is against my religion

As Alistair asks, If you are a Jedi knight can you use the force to file your returns?

What a minefield Political Correctness has become.

Religious objections to online filing – again: Harvey v Revenue & Customs | Law & Religion UK

These people won their case but there can’t be many others that would qualify.

Religion Law Blog: Beekeeping, God and Taxes - Blackburn v HMRC

I wonder if there are any mainstream religions that automatically receive an exemption.

If I could find out who the XYZ society are I would be tempted to apply for membership.

COM130065 - COTAX Manual - HMRC internal manual - GOV.UK