Brilliant. Er, I mean wrong. So, so wrong. Terrible, even. Definitely do not do this.
But if you do definitely let us know how it goes.
I’m an Accountant, every Christmas we have a vote for the client who’s been the biggest prick of the year, then I report them to HMRC regardless of if they have done anything wrong, invariably they get a full audit, we get more work it’s a win win.
— Fesshole 🧻 (@fesshole) September 15, 2021
Via @Fesshole on Twitter, spotted on Reddit
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