I liked this, from the Channel 4 Factcheck website: The analysis is based on Cameron’s claim that the government were reinvesting £900 million in HMRC
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I thought the astonishing average £248,780 cost of each tax avoidance case identified as outstanding at H M Revenue & Customs by the National Audit Office should be benchmarked for
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HMRC has said for the last few years that closing the tax gap is its number one objective. I think that appropriate. The tax gap is
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The National Audit Office published the following key facts in its report on H M Revenue & Customs’s management of marketed tax avoidance schemes: I hate to say
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I was out and about yesterday and so had little time to read or comment upon the National Audit Office (NAO) report on HMRC and marketed tax avoidance schemes.
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The National Audit Office report on HMRC’s performance on tax avoidance, issued today, is an important document, not least because it makes it very clear that HMRC
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David Cameron, yesterday: But it’s not right if you have businesses instead of paying some taxes somewhere are paying no taxes anywhere. And the G8
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This is from this morning’s FT headlines email: Alleged fraud, convicted fraud and  suspected fraud. Business as normal in the world of finance then.

I was delighted to see this report in the International Tax Review: Stephen McPartland, a Conservative member of the UK parliament, told International Tax Review
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