The report published last month contains some fascinating detail which throws a light on how HMRC is approaching the task of settling large disputes, writes Chris Davidson CBE (KPMG).
It looks as though the tax assurance commissioner’s latest report published by HMRC last month (see www.bit.ly/2ay4BZf) will be Edward Troup’s last. This is the fourth such report and it contains some fascinating detail which throws a light on how HMRC is approaching the task of settling large disputes especially when viewed as the fourth in a series of reports that plot the development of the role of tax assurance commissioner.
The tax assurance commissioner
Troup was appointed back in 2012 when his official title was second permanent secretary (i.e. that was his Civil Service grade) and the first tax assurance commissioner. (The role...
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The report published last month contains some fascinating detail which throws a light on how HMRC is approaching the task of settling large disputes, writes Chris Davidson CBE (KPMG).
It looks as though the tax assurance commissioner’s latest report published by HMRC last month (see www.bit.ly/2ay4BZf) will be Edward Troup’s last. This is the fourth such report and it contains some fascinating detail which throws a light on how HMRC is approaching the task of settling large disputes especially when viewed as the fourth in a series of reports that plot the development of the role of tax assurance commissioner.
The tax assurance commissioner
Troup was appointed back in 2012 when his official title was second permanent secretary (i.e. that was his Civil Service grade) and the first tax assurance commissioner. (The role...
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