Friday 14 October 2011

Tax avoidance by the General Medical council


GMC has obtained the ‘charitable status’ from the Charities Commission (on 2.4.2001) by fraud and misrepresentation to avoid paying tax, VAT etc.

‘The Rainbow’ of 7-fold loss to HM Revenue due to the GMC:

GMC is run with expensive inefficiency raising its annual fees manifold since the Medical Act, 1983. GMC’s mandatory annual fees are 100% tax-deductable as a professional subscription, losing tax to HM revenue on the difference between the lower fee that an efficient competitor would charge.
GMC does not pay any tax on its turnover due to its Charity-status, nor does the GMC-monopoly return the millions of ‘surplus’ to its ‘obligatory charity-subscribers’.
GMC ploughs most of this ‘evaded tax’ as contributions into the pension-fund for its employees, in effect, as a ‘bribe’ for committing the ‘white-collar crimes of dishonesty’ against ‘foreigner’ / BEM doctors; thus avoiding further tax-liability as all contributions to employee pension scheme are tax-free.
compliance with thoughtless ‘conditions’ on doctors’ registration costs NHS-PCTs millions, as suspensions of NHS employees are virtually ‘paid holidays’ due to ‘s47(3) of the Medical Act, 1983’.
When UK-trained doctors are discarded mid-career by GMC-sanctions, colossal amounts of taxpayers’ money spent in training them are wasted.
These and also the ‘alien/ BEM’ doctors robbed of their professional livelihood by GMC would not pay any tax, who would otherwise be paying £££ 1000s in tax and NI contributions per week per doctor.
Majority of these doctors are compelled to survive on state-benefits for years –often forever, till their retirement age as their professional careers are irrevocably damaged or ended prematurely.
Plus there are additional costs to taxpayers, of defending claims (for discrimination and breach of contract by oppressive & corrupt NHS bodies) against NHS-managers from these doctors from their ‘referral to GMC’.

It could be said that GMC has been ‘bleeding the UK-exchequer’ only for self-survival; and without fulfilling its ‘main objective’ to ‘protect patients’, e.g. over 200 victims of Harold Shipman and several others over 27 years.

If the HMR&C investigated GMC’s charitable status in light of the ‘Charities Act, 2006’, HM Treasury would be able to recover over £100 million from the GMC from 2006 to date.