Question 3 Identify a case of tax evasion or avoidance based on the given options. Robert earns most of his income from taking commissions on sales of water well construction jobs. He deferred substantial income to the following year. When Robert was audited, the HRMC found no mistakes on his taxes. The HRMC determined Robert has filed correctly in claiming the deferred income, and 30,000 of assessed taxes owed, were reduced substantially by taking advantage of several provisions in the tax code. There was no penalty or fine assessed. What was Robert was most likely guilty of if anything? O A Tax Evasion B.Violating the General Anti Abuse Rule C. Violating HMRC statute LOD. Tax Avoidance Question 6 1 points Save Answer Dr. Dorman. had not previously been a resident of the UK before he arrived on 6 May 2018. He spent 47 days in the UK during the Tax Year 2018/2019. He did not work during 2018/2019. His only home was in the UK. Suzette had always been a UK-resident prior to the tax year 2018/2019, but she has not spent more than 90 days in the UK during the last two previous tax years, Suzette is self-employed and does substantive work in the UK during 2018/2019, but is not full time. Suzette has a former husband living in the UK. She owns a house in the UK. Suzette rented an apartment on holiday recovering from surgery in Thailand for 155 days of the tax year, and then returned to the UK where she lived for the remaining 210 days. O Dr. Dorman is not a resident of the UK but Suzette is a resident. OB Dr. Dorman is a resident of the UK but Suzette is not a resident. Dr. Dorman and Suzette are both residents of the UK. D. Neither Dr. Dorman nor Suzette are a resident of the UK