As an introduction to a series of articles on insolvency, HMRC explain the aims of the new Insolvency Compliance & Securities (ICS) team
As an introduction to a series of articles on insolvency HMRC explain the aims of the new Insolvency Compliance & Securities (ICS) team
On 1 April this year a new HMRC team — Insolvency Compliance & Securities (ICS) — came into existence with the key aim of reducing losses to the Exchequer as a result of insolvency.
It brings together a number of teams from HMRC's predecessor departments:
● Insolvency Compliance Units PAYE Direction Units and the Special Trades Investigation Unit (from the Inland Revenue); and
● VAT Securities the National Asset Securities Team and the Civil Asset...
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As an introduction to a series of articles on insolvency, HMRC explain the aims of the new Insolvency Compliance & Securities (ICS) team
As an introduction to a series of articles on insolvency HMRC explain the aims of the new Insolvency Compliance & Securities (ICS) team
On 1 April this year a new HMRC team — Insolvency Compliance & Securities (ICS) — came into existence with the key aim of reducing losses to the Exchequer as a result of insolvency.
It brings together a number of teams from HMRC's predecessor departments:
● Insolvency Compliance Units PAYE Direction Units and the Special Trades Investigation Unit (from the Inland Revenue); and
● VAT Securities the National Asset Securities Team and the Civil Asset...
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