HMRC's revised business risk review process is due to launch on 1 October. Laura Harper (BDO) provides an advance preview.
In September 2018 HMRC launched a pilot for its ‘enhanced BRR process’ (see our previous article ‘HMRC’s 2018/19 business risk review pilot’ Tax Journal 21 September 2018). HMRC’s BRR project team has now evaluated the pilot and made subsequent changes to its BRR templates indicators and guidance.
The new BRR process will be called ‘BRR+’ and it has an expected ‘go live’ date of 1 October 2019. We anticipate that HMRC will launch a communications campaign prior to its launch. BRR+ is closely aligned to the BRR pilot.
The significant changes are set out below.
Risk categories: from two to four
The BRR pilot made a welcome move away from the current binary low and non-low risk categories to four...
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HMRC's revised business risk review process is due to launch on 1 October. Laura Harper (BDO) provides an advance preview.
In September 2018 HMRC launched a pilot for its ‘enhanced BRR process’ (see our previous article ‘HMRC’s 2018/19 business risk review pilot’ Tax Journal 21 September 2018). HMRC’s BRR project team has now evaluated the pilot and made subsequent changes to its BRR templates indicators and guidance.
The new BRR process will be called ‘BRR+’ and it has an expected ‘go live’ date of 1 October 2019. We anticipate that HMRC will launch a communications campaign prior to its launch. BRR+ is closely aligned to the BRR pilot.
The significant changes are set out below.
Risk categories: from two to four
The BRR pilot made a welcome move away from the current binary low and non-low risk categories to four...
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