Juliet Roche of HMRC a senior policy adviser on the Review of Powers Deterrents and Safeguards and a Chartered Tax Adviser writes on the new compliance checking framework
The powers that HMRC inherited from the former Inland Revenue and Customer and Excise were very different with some badly out of date. The forming of a new department seemed the perfect opportunity to start afresh and design a new modern framework. It was also a time to review and to change some of HMRC's working practices thus developing a better relationship with both taxpayers and their agents. The aim was to develop a department that looked and felt very different from its predecessors.
The Review of Powers Deterrents and Safeguards was set up to take forward the...
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Juliet Roche of HMRC a senior policy adviser on the Review of Powers Deterrents and Safeguards and a Chartered Tax Adviser writes on the new compliance checking framework
The powers that HMRC inherited from the former Inland Revenue and Customer and Excise were very different with some badly out of date. The forming of a new department seemed the perfect opportunity to start afresh and design a new modern framework. It was also a time to review and to change some of HMRC's working practices thus developing a better relationship with both taxpayers and their agents. The aim was to develop a department that looked and felt very different from its predecessors.
The Review of Powers Deterrents and Safeguards was set up to take forward the...
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