The Latest Breaking News from HMRC

‘Tis the season to be jolly, and how better to celebrate than host a big piss-up somewhere sunny?  

The Commons Treasury Committee criticised the move by Her Majesty’s Revenue and Custom away from self-assessment call handlers

So, the civil servants are at it again. Or rather they’re not, as they’re still “working” from home, painting their toenails, doing the laundry, watching reruns of Deal or No Deal and sequencing automated email replies. As if it wasn’t enough that they’re complaining about having to go back to…

Chief executive quits after betting group, which also owns Coral, agrees settlement over alleged bribery

A report last week claimed shareholders were unhappy with her leadership, dealmaking and private jet use

US multinational companies contribute almost half of the total underpaid tax from foreign companies to the UK treasury.

Total of £11.5bn in missing tax from foreign companies is suspected for 2022-23, according to UHY Hacker Young

Anger from MPs and experts after HM Revenue and Customs curbs phone advice until after January deadline

Treasury Committee chairwoman Harriett Baldwin has written to HMRC CEO Jim Harra ‘to get much-needed answers about what this means for taxpayers’.

The influential Treasury Commons committee criticised the lack of warning to the public of the change in policy which starts on December 11

In the Commons, she ripped into the Tories’ economic mismanagement – and pointed a way forward for Labour, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee