38 Degrees is running a campaign to demand better accountability at HMRC. You can sign up here. The demand is for better independent directors of
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This is my friend Prof Prem Sikka in the Guardian yesterday: [The Parliamentary Accounts Committee] laments HMRC’s cosy relationship with large companies, but is silent on the
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What the PAC report on HMRC’s management of the tax affairs of large corporations has shown is that tax management has become an ethics free zone. That need not
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UK Uncut Legal Action have announced this morning that they will issue legal proceedings against HMRC on Thursday 22 Dec. Their press release says: Adding to the parliamentary pressure on HMRC this week
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The Guardian argues with regard to HMRC this morning that: The permanent secretary has already said he will retire, but the rot at the top
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The Parliamentary Accounts Committee has said today that there must be a detailed review of errors made in tax settlement cases by HMRC, and that
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This comes from the Parliamentary Accounts Committee report published this morning on HMRC: The Department is not being even handed in its treatment of taxpayers. It is
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This is the text of the full Parliamentary Accounts Committee press release on H M Revenue & Customs issued at 00.01 today: HM Revenue and Customs
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As I’ve mentioned, the Parliamentary Accounts Committee is reporting on HMRC tomorrow – focusing in no small part on its deal with Vodafone. Yesterday in the Telegraph Vodafone put in a pre-emptive
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