The Public Accounts Committee cross-examined HMRC on the subject of tax abuse on Monday. The indefatigable Richard Allen has shared part of his transcript of the
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Questions needing answers from HMRC
The relentless Richard Allen, whose campaigning has already changed UK VAT law to stop tax abusers using the Channel Islands, wrote a briefing for the
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Is HMRC corrupt?
I hoped I would never have to ask if HMRC was actually corrupt but today I do. As the Guardian reports: MPs are to investigate
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HMRC is descending into chaos
Philip Fisher, writing for AccountingWEB (of which I was once an editor), has reported this morning that: On 4 April HMRC announced that EU State
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Three tax inquiries to get your teeth into
Three investigations were announced by the Treasury Committee of the House of Commons yesterday. Because the detail of these things do not usually get publicity I think
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To Russia, with love
There is much discussion about what can really be done by the UK that might harm Russian interests. Theresa May has backed herself into a
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The UK government was blatantly and unforgivably negligent to keep big business on side
The Guardian has reported that: The EU executive has said the UK owes €2.7bn (£2.4bn) to Brussels for alleged failure to tackle customs fraud, as
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Labour has to not only tackle abuse in our tax profession: it has also to get HMRC in right order as well.Â
The BBC has reported that: Labour’s John McDonnell has called for a new “Hippocratic oath” at Britain’s large accountancy firms, warning that they must work
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Was there corruption at the heart of this government to assist tax evasion?
Jolyon Maugham has posted an important blog this morning. It features a recording made by an old friend of this blog, Richard Allen, who is
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