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Indirect tax and large business compliance

Julie Park (The VAT Consultancy) answers a query on how HMRC’s programme to improve large business tax compliance affects indirect taxes.

Question

 
We are a UK headquartered multinational within the current senior accounting officer (SAO) regime. The indirect tax team has been asked by the head of tax to contribute thoughts on how VAT and customs duty are impacted by HMRC’s large business compliance programme. We are aware that this programme is focused on encouraging businesses to publish a tax strategy and be more transparent in relation to tax planning but to what extent does this affect transaction taxes such as VAT and customs duty? 
 

Answer

 
In common with many tax initiatives of this nature ...

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