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Great platform, keep up the good work! We must hold HMRC to account, they're getting away with more than the BBC
ReplyDeleteHearing whispers of a major scandal involving HMRC.
ReplyDeleteGet your popcorn orders in, it's gonna be good!!!
Is it the one about a field force officer??
DeleteNo need to be so mysterious - give us a clue.
DeleteOtherwise people might think that this is just yet another upcoming 'major scandal' that somehow, miraculously, never actually arrives.
Is it the one running a mental health charity
ReplyDeleteBig Nose
ReplyDeleteBig Nose like BBC scandal
ReplyDeleteIs it the 'nonsense' one - heavy emphasis on the first syllables
ReplyDeleteIs it a load of 'NONSEnce' or a load of nonsense? 🤣 Know they do employ some degenerates....
DeleteI think they have a lot of very sick and corrupt people working for them, it could be anything. Stop being mysterious and give us a clue please
ReplyDeleteThey can't give us a clue as they haven't the faintest idea - hence the desperation of the post @ 10:26.
Delete@18:48 I understand that @10:26 is essentially on the money. This is a huge scandal
Delete@ 12:44 There is a always the vague possibility that he is right, but I'm afraid the boy has cried 'wolf' too often on here for me to be convinced.
DeleteAnyway, if you're convinced that it's a huge scandal then you can surely give us all a bit more information.
Ambitious transformation. Now, where have we heard that before? Best of luck.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.civilserviceworld.com/professions/article/hmrc-seeks-chief-people-officer-to-lead-ambitious-workforce-transformation
19 thousand, million pounds. That'll fix a few potholes and pay for a couple of nurses in A&E in this shit pit of a country. Perhaps even a handful of AOs to answer the phone, if HMRC can get them to stay.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.thetimes.com/uk/society/article/hmrc-admits-it-will-never-recover-19bn-of-unpaid-tax-0jgq000pz
When I worked for HMRC there was an odd little chap who used to take page 3 in the toilet with him...
ReplyDeleteAnother HMRC oddball volunteered with youths at the Air Training Corps (ATC) but genuinely believed HMRC was some kind of branch of the RAF...
Such nutters feel at home at HMRC for some reason.
The ones who have broken the law need to be prosecuted and locked up . No wonder nobody has any faith in hmrc
DeleteBig Nose
ReplyDeleteApparently the new term is 'timed out' this must be more acceptable PR Speak than 'cut off'.
ReplyDeleteYour call is important to us Mr Tax Punter, but you've been sitting there for an hour so we've got to time you out. Goodbye. Click.
A term that will be frequently used at the next PAC.
https://www.contractorweekly.com/tax-a-ir35-news/hmrc-performance-statistics-continue-to-slide-despite-record-breaking-tax-receipts/
So can anyone on here let us know when the details of the "major scandal" are going to be released.
ReplyDeleteMy popcorn's getting close to it's 'use by' date.
I heard that lawyers are involved, they're trying all sorts to keep it out of the public domain. It *is* relating to the 'nonsense' one
DeleteLawyers are involved in what?
DeleteAnd what are they trying to keep out of the public domain?
What is the "nonsense one"?
Do tell, do tell.
The lawyers involved in suppressing the truth: keeping the full details out of the public domain. It's a huge scandal and would likely further erode trust and confidence - hence the desperation. Someone's been a very
DeleteI have read, so many yimes on this platform, of huge scandals involving HMRC. And very few, if any have ever came to light.
ReplyDeleteBritain must have the best lawyers and legal system in the World as everything gets hushed up.
Don't expect sense on here.
DeleteMost posters have either:
been sacked by HMRC;
not had the career in HMRC they thought they deserved;
or been given a large bill by HMRC for fiddling their tax.
There is no major scandal nor has there ever been.
HMRC don't really sack people though; indeed they keep on untrustworthy staff who have been caught breaking the law.
DeleteReading through the posts, there does seem to be a theme of honourable, hardworking former HMRC staff who have been hounded out after blowing the whistle on the corrupt culture.
Decency isn't fashionable these days, but simply dismissing people who expose HMRC misconduct is extremely dangerous. An intelligent glance through HMRC employee reviews on platforms such as Indeed will show those with an IQ above room temperature that there is a significant problem with bullying and abuse in HMRC. Those people are NOT wrong - - Laura Whyte's authoritative report (commisioned by HMRC themselves!!!) revealed the extent of the problem and yet justice has not happened.
Thank you to all the brave truthtellers. Keep telling the truth and don't allow people to deter you!!
@13:51 so to get back on topic, can you tell us what the major scandal is and when, if ever, details are going to be revealed.
Delete"HMRC don't really sack people though".
DeleteFollowing a freedom of information request the Telegraph have revealed that so far this year HMRC have dismissed 321 staff, 179 for "serious breaches of workplace conduct".