HMRC accepts that there has been limited change to the BRR process in the last ten years and businesses have been demanding greater clarity on certain aspects of it. HMRC also views this as another opportunity to enhance the shift in the compliance behaviours of large businesses.
The broader economic context should also not be ignored. With the government reaffirming that the UK will be ‘open for business’ after Brexit the consultation recognises the part that real time HMRC support and a risk based approach to large business tax compliance can play in making the UK a good place to do business.
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HMRC accepts that there has been limited change to the BRR process in the last ten years and businesses have been demanding greater clarity on certain aspects of it. HMRC also views this as another opportunity to enhance the shift in the compliance behaviours of large businesses.
The broader economic context should also not be ignored. With the government reaffirming that the UK will be ‘open for business’ after Brexit the consultation recognises the part that real time HMRC support and a risk based approach to large business tax compliance can play in making the UK a good place to do business.
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