HMRC debt and enforcement

HMRC is ramping up action against tax defaulters while the end of the winding up ban at the end of September will be a shock for some businesses protected by pandemic measures, warns Sushil Patel, director, restructuring advisory, Kroll

As lockdown measures have relaxed, HMRC has restarted debt collection activities with taxpayers. It will initially focus on activities relating to collecting debts from people who are least affected by Covid-19, those who are most able to pay their tax debts, taxpayers who have not responded to any correspondence or have not contacted HMRC to manage their account and arrears.

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