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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The Parliamentary Accounts Committee has been investigating the work of H M Revenue & Customs. It has been assisted in its work by HMRC lawyer Osita Mba who decided to
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A little over a year ago UK Uncut began its protests, and the world looked on, bemused. Unsurprisingly, I wasn’t: I knew they’d hit the zeitgeist,
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Dave Hartnett resigned from HMRC last week. That’s the official story. But since he was saying he was saying he was staying for some time
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Some things are simply designed to induce anger. The Guardian’s report this morning that H M Revenue & Customs are seeking to sack Osita Mba, the
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According to Accountancy Age this morning: Staff at HM Revenue & Customs have set up a whistleblowing network to expose “errant bosses” at the department. This is Money
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Fascinating commentary in the Office for Budget Responsibility Autumn Statement report on the UK- Switzerland tax deal. They say (page 118): The UK-Switzerland tax deal announced
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