HMRC has published an updated strategy to tackle fraud and reduce burdens on alcohol businesses. See http://bit.ly/1Yeclgg. The last version of the strategy published in 2010 focused solely on tackling fraud.
HMRC has published an updated strategy to tackle fraud and reduce burdens on alcohol businesses. See http://bit.ly/1Yeclgg. The last version of the strategy published in 2010 focused solely on tackling fraud. The new strategy looks at reforming the law and processes for alcohol by:
simplifying tax across disparate alcohol regimes
digitising transactions in line with HMRC’s digital ambition for 2020
streamlining processes to support business growth including a quicker approval service for new and expanding businesses.
HMRC will consult on reform of procedures for the collection of alcohol duty in summer 2016.
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HMRC has published an updated strategy to tackle fraud and reduce burdens on alcohol businesses. See http://bit.ly/1Yeclgg. The last version of the strategy published in 2010 focused solely on tackling fraud.
HMRC has published an updated strategy to tackle fraud and reduce burdens on alcohol businesses. See http://bit.ly/1Yeclgg. The last version of the strategy published in 2010 focused solely on tackling fraud. The new strategy looks at reforming the law and processes for alcohol by:
simplifying tax across disparate alcohol regimes
digitising transactions in line with HMRC’s digital ambition for 2020
streamlining processes to support business growth including a quicker approval service for new and expanding businesses.
HMRC will consult on reform of procedures for the collection of alcohol duty in summer 2016.
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