This table comes from HMRC’s 2011-12 accounts, just published: Note which tax has by far the biggest write offs: it’s VAT. OK, 200 million was
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The FT’s reported on yesterday’s Parliamentary Accounts Committee hearing on HMRC’s handling of tax cases, noting: More than 4,000 companies are currently under investigation by
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I have already noted that HMRC’s settlement of five major tax cases on little stronger basis than a negotiation recorded on the back of a
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Reuters reported this morning on yesterday’s National Audit Office report on Dave Hartnett’s settlement regime at HMRC. As they, kindly, summarise it: While the NAO
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Graham Black of the Association of Revenue & Customs – the union for senior staff at H M Revenue & Customs – had a first rate
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This comes from the new HMRC business plan, published today: I’ve just posted on the battle to tax offshore accounts. This was the moment when
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H M Revenue & Customs published their new business plan this morning. I got sent a copy by a friendly MP. They say their number
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The Association of Revenue and Customs  is the part of the First Division Association  the senior staff and managers at H M Revenue & Customs.  In
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It now looks likely that German opposition party leaders have continued to oppose the signing of a “Rubik” tax deal with Switzerland. As has been
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