Lisa Hogan fumes 'HMRC are a farce' as Clarkson's Farm star shares furious warning over government tax proposals

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Lisa Hogan fumes 'HMRC are a farce' as Clarkson's Farm star shares furious warning over government tax proposals.

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Lisa Hogan has hit out at HM Revenue & Customs after sharing a passionate warning about proposed changes to the way millions of self-employed people could pay their income tax.The Clarkson's Farm star and long-term partner to Jeremy Clarkson, reposted a video to her Instagram Story before adding the blunt caption: "HMRC are a farce."The clip featured social media influencer and accountant @accountant_she, who criticised what she described as a little-publicised HMRC consultation that proposes moving self-assessment taxpayers towards monthly income tax payments."In today's episode of the British government saying that they consult with small businesses on the decisions they make, while simultaneously hiding those decisions in long and confusing documents on their website without telling anyone..." the accountant began.

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A: Lisa Hogan fumes 'HMRC are a farce' as Clarkson's Farm star shares furious warning over government tax proposals.

B: Lisa Hogan has hit out at HM Revenue & Customs after sharing a passionate warning about proposed changes to the way millions of self-employed people could pay their income tax.The Clarkson's Farm star and long-term partner to Jeremy Clarkson, reposted a video to her Instagram Story before adding the blunt caption: "HMRC are a farce."The clip featured social media influencer and accountant @accountant_she, who criticised what she described as a little-publicised HMRC consultation that proposes moving self-assessment taxpayers towards monthly income tax payments."In today's episode of the British government saying that they consult with small businesses on the decisions they make, while simultaneously hiding those decisions in long and confusing documents on their website without telling anyone..." the accountant began.