4 Things You Should Never Say To HMRC

YOUR FREE ASSESSMENT – https://directorfirst.uk/?utm_campaig... FREE GUIDE – https://directorfirst.uk/free-guide?U... Most directors focus on the amount they owe HMRC. What many don't realise is that the conversations they have with HMRC can be just as important as the debt itself. In this practical guide, Chris Worden reveals four common mistakes directors make when speaking to HMRC — mistakes that can damage credibility, escalate enforcement action, trigger deeper investigations, and make resolving tax arrears far more difficult. Discover: • Why making promises you can't keep can quickly undermine your position with HMRC • How broken payment commitments can lead to escalated enforcement action • The dangers of saying too much when explaining your company's financial difficulties • Why guilt-driven conversations can unintentionally create bigger problems • How to answer HMRC's questions truthfully without harming your case • The serious risks of providing inaccurate information, even under pressure • When it's better to pause and verify information before responding • How HMRC views director credibility during negotiations • The difference between constructive negotiation and making threats • Why suggesting you'll shut down and start again can trigger major concerns • What HMRC looks for when assessing phoenix company risks • The proper legal routes available if your business cannot continue trading • How Time to Pay arrangements work and why realistic proposals matter • Practical ways to improve your chances of reaching an agreement with HMRC • Why early advice can help protect both your business and your personal position If your company is struggling with HMRC arrears, VAT debt, PAYE liabilities, creditor pressure, cash flow problems, or the risk of insolvency, this video will help you understand what to say, what not to say, and how to avoid costly mistakes. Book now for a free business insolvency check Call 08000862766