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Political pressure has resulted in HMRC adopting a slow and cautious decision-making process that remains to this day, writes Heather Self (Blick Rothenberg).
The January Barclays tech outage shines a light on the sometimes uncompromising interest and penalty regimes facing taxpayers which, in this context, demand flexibility, write Jessica Kemp and Catherine Hill (White & Case).
Recent scandals highlight the tension between AI and the fundamental rights of taxpayers, writes David Hadwick (University of Antwerp).
HMRC’s large business director, Nicole Newbury, outlines the department’s  approach, including priority areas of focus and how it is evolving to reflect wider changes in the economy and customers’ circumstances. 
Tm Sarson (KPMG) reviews the latest developments that matter.
Tim Law (Engaged Consulting) takes a look at the consultation document on improving large business tax compliance, and the three proposed measures contained therein. 
 

Helen Adams and Lisa Vanderheide (BDO) set out what to do in the event of HMRC notifying a client of its intention to carry out a compliance check using ‘cross-tax working’.

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