Level of service provided by HMRC at “all-time low” says PAC
PAC has recommended more resources for HMRC so that it can meet its service standards. It has found that HMRC’s approach to off-payroll working is deterring legitimate economic activity.
Insights and articles relating to Public Sector Financial Management.
PAC has recommended more resources for HMRC so that it can meet its service standards. It has found that HMRC’s approach to off-payroll working is deterring legitimate economic activity.
ICAEW’s Tax Faculty examines the latest MTD publications, including the amended MTD ITSA regulations and the government’s response to the public accounts committee report on MTD.
The Auditor General for Wales has issued a major new report on how public services can be made more cost effective and sustainable in the long-term.
ICAEW member Andreas Antoniades, Accountant General of the Republic of Cyprus, on how simplification and use of technology underpins his vision for the country’s refreshing approach to public financial management.
The NAO has published its findings and recommendations on how HMRC monitors the effectiveness of ‘non-structural’ tax reliefs.
Highlights from the broader tax news for the week ending 31 January 2024, including: Finance Bill 2023-24 amendments; the administration of Scottish and Welsh income tax; changes to insolvency guidance for VAT; and updated HMRC guidance relating to collective investment vehicles.
This month’s top stories include mandated payrolling employer-provided benefits; information around the abolition of the pensions lifetime allowance; and an explainer on how to calculate NICs for directors.
The National Audit Office chief highlights areas of opportunity for government, but warns savings could only come from more innovation, better data and tighter governance.
Proposed revisions to corporate governance of government-owned businesses mark a welcome step up in sustainability, economic security and resilience, ICAEW says.
The National Audit Office has criticised the government for failing to deliver levelling-up funds on time.