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A significant settlement will see hundreds of thousands of pounds recovered by the Civil Recovery Unit from an East Lothian businessman linked to unpaid tax. Goljar Singh, 44, will relinquish £600,000 under proceeds of crime legislation following an agreement with the Civil Recovery Unit (CRU)

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Around 30,000 HM Revenue and Customs' (HMRC) staff will vote today on possible strike action amid plumetting morale and staff cuts. Any strike action is likely to take place in the spring with customer services, tax and anti-fraud investigations as well as work at customs checking centres all potent

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Troubled UK government plans to digitise the income tax self-assessment process are being delayed for a further two years, according to reports. Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self Assessment (MTD ITSA) was set to be introduced from April 2024 but the government is expected to announce the deadli

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A staggering £9 billion in revenue was lost by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) during the pandemic due to the redeployment of thousands of tax compliance staff to other departments, a report has found. The National Audit Office (NAO) today published its report on tax compliance during and foll

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HMRC has missed an estimated 99,000 calls when its phone lines went down during an outage last week. Callers were unable to reach HMRC for a period of four days from the afternoon of Thursday December 1 until Monday December 5. The department also had to shut some online services during this time.

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An agreement has been reached with tax authorities to settle with the old Rangers operating company for almost £40 million less than the original claimed by HMRC. Acting liquidators of Rangers 2012, BDO, said the settlement terms were accepted by both sides in their latest update to creditors.

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The Low Incomes Tax Reform Group (LITRG) warns that thousands of businesses are at risk of facing financial penalties if they do not act to comply with the new reporting regime. The warming comes after HMRC has begun automatically signing up VAT-registered businesses to its new Making Tax Digital (M

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A Scottish R&D tax expert has warned that cashflow issues caused by lengthy processing delays might prove terminal for dozens of SMEs with genuine tax credit claims. Processing times for all new claims have slowed down since HMRC began investigating fraudulent use of the tax relief scheme.

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Uber has agreed to hand over £615 million to HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) settling an investigation into overdue VAT, after reporting better than expected results. The US-based ride hire and food delivery company had previously claimed it was exempt from paying VAT due to its drivers bei

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An HMRC investigation is underway into suspected fraudulent use of the research and development (R&D) tax relief scheme intended to promote investment into technology and innovation. So far, eight individuals have been arrested over their alleged misuse of government tax incentives. They al

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