Brits are working longer than ever before the annual Tax Freedom Day comes around, having to put in 162 days of grind before their income becomes their own
A six-month run of strike action at HMRC’s office outside Newcastle is over, but HMRC refused to reinstate sacked staff leaving PCS union considering next steps
The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) grilled HMRC boss for the first time kicking off with probing questions about the £49m phishing scandal that came to light last week
The chancellor has earmarked an additional £500m for HMRC to force 90% of interactions with tax authority online only by 2030 with inheritance tax paper process a priority
HMRC has lost a £250,000 VAT case after tribunal ruled a sales lead company was acting as an intermediary when providing sales leads to independent financial advisors (IFAs)
The chair of the Treasury committee has sent a scathing letter to the newly appointed CEO of HMRC after he failed to tell MPs about a large-scale phishing attack affecting 100,000 taxpayers
Alison Ring, ICAEW director of public sector and taxation, looks at the tough choices facing the Chancellor and why HMRC needs more than temporary funding bursts
Following a total shutdown of HMRC’s phone lines midway through Wednesday, all helplines were restored by 8am this morning, but HMRC does not know why the system went down
A former world darts champion has been banned from acting as a company director after withdrawing hundreds of thousands of pounds while owing over £460,000 of tax debts
The owners of a dry cleaners in Camden have lost an appeal against personal liability notices (PLNs) after failing to prove the average price of their service was lower than HMRC said
Over just three years HMRC collected over half a billion pounds in late payment interest after hikes in interest rates saw the figure rise by almost £100m in a single year
The entire HMRC phone system has been hit by a serious technical issue which means inbound callers are only met with a recorded message saying the service is down
Up to 100,000 taxpayers’ online personal tax accounts have been locked down after HMRC security systems detected unauthorised access to some accounts, having identified the issue nearly a year ago