Budget 2021

UK ‘tax gap’ falls to 5.7% HMRC has confirmed that the tax gap for 2016/17 has fallen to 5.7%.The ‘tax gap’ is the difference between the tax that should theoretically be paid to HMRC and the actual tax that has been paid. HMRC believes that the tax gap is lower as a result of its…

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Update on Government schemes in response to COVID-19

UK ‘tax gap’ falls to 5.7% HMRC has confirmed that the tax gap for 2016/17 has fallen to 5.7%.The ‘tax gap’ is the difference between the tax that should theoretically be paid to HMRC and the actual tax that has been paid. HMRC believes that the tax gap is lower as a result of its…

Autumn Budget 2017

UK ‘tax gap’ falls to 5.7% HMRC has confirmed that the tax gap for 2016/17 has fallen to 5.7%.The ‘tax gap’ is the difference between the tax that should theoretically be paid to HMRC and the actual tax that has been paid. HMRC believes that the tax gap is lower as a result of its…