The National Audit Office issued its report on the annual report of HM Revenue & Customs on Friday. It’s a good job it did as
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HMRC say it: tax avoidance is a choice
HMRC has published a new review of large business tax practice. This will reward some study, but page 10 provides a lot of support for
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HMRC’s falling way short of George’s expectations
As I have noted here, time and again, George Osborne has always made the most extraordinary assumptions about the growth in self assess income tax
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Who has got the most tax evasion disclosures amongst the Crown Dependencies?
The government has today announced new figures for settlements made under tax disclosure arrangements created for Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man. The data is
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The first five years of tax collection by George Osborne: a progress report
The National Audit Office has published the following table of tax receipts over the five years of the Coalition government as part of its review of
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HMRC’s running away from you
HMRC published it annual report yesterday. One of its claims, styled as an achievement, was that it now has only 170 offices compared with 539
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Where does £5 billion of tax savings from beating avoidance and evasion come from?
This, according to the Office for Budget Responsibility, is where a little over £5 billion of savings from tackling tax avoidance and evasion come from over
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Is there any real new investment in HMRC? I’m not convinced
This press release was issued by the Association for Revenue & Customs, the union that represents the tope grade of staff at HMRC this afternoon:
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Almost everyone in tax agrees that the time for reform of our tax system has arrived
The IFS issued the following statement yesterday under the title ‘Time for Tax Reform’: Our process for making overall tax policy is, and has been
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