As the FT reports:
Resignations by senior managers at HM Revenue & Customs rose sharply in the past tax year, as performance lapses at the organisation drew sharp criticism.
Forty-two HMRC staff at senior management level — earning more than £47,000 a year — resigned in the 2011-12 tax year, according to figures obtained by accountancy group UHY Hacker Young. This is a 45 per cent rise from the 29 resignations in 2010-2011, it said.
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