Dave Hartnett told the Treasury Select Committee yesterday: All our legal advice is that winning in the Court of Appeal may not be enough for us to
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I beg to differ, Mr Hartnett
Dave Hartnett, boss of HMRC, was in front of the Treasury Select Committee yesterday defending his appalling and almost certainly illegal deal with Switzerland. As
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Swiss banks are already helping their clients evade the new UK disclosure scheme
Accountancy Age reports: Swiss banks have already begun helping UK clients move their money to Singapore in defiance of an agreement struck with the UK last week, Accountancy
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UK tax deals create “one of largest money laundering operations in historyâ€
I have reposted the following from the Treasure Islands blog with Nick Shaxson’s permission: From The Telegraph: Tax amnesties — such as the deal announced with
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Enjoy your chance to investigate Swiss tax criminals whilst it last HMRC – because Hartnett’s signed away the right to do so in the future
City AM reports this morning: THE taxman is investigating the affairs of around 800 wealthy British HSBC clients who held money in Swiss bank accounts
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How can Dave Hartnett head HMRC when he utters nonsense like this?
The Treasury press release on the Swiss deal is out. Dave Hartnett, de facto boss of HMRC whose fingers are very obviously all over this
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So now the Swiss will decide what tax rate UK taxpayers will pay
I should stop blogging on UK – Swiss the tax deal but it’s so bad I can’t, yet. Consider this. Under the deal the tax withholding rate to
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HMRC at breaking point – Treasury Select Committee says – and as foretold
According to the Guardian: The Treasury select committee sees HM Revenue & Customs barely able to function, as a result of real-terms cuts to its
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HMRC, ignoring tax avoidance, being uncharitable on error
From Private Eye: Good to see that HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) knows who the real tax-dodging villains are in Britain. Having let Vodafone and
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