HMRC have a looooong way to go if 1/4 ‘accountants’ still haven’t heard of MTD. They haven’t even started informing businesses yet pic.twitter.com/DPKxHh71UC— Della Hudson (@DellaHudsonFCA) March 22, 2018
Scary for a number of reasons!
Tax does have to be taxing.
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Oh dear, oh deary me!
ReplyDeleteFailure to communicate and engage clearly with the customer base, whatever next? Perhaps there is a lean solution to be found that has a twangy phrase associated with it.
Perhaps the robotics will provide a solution as it obviously does not compute, currently.
Does the survey mean that 3/4 have heard of MTD or simply that 3/4 did not state they had not heard of MTD. Statistics are as important and accurate as modern opinion polls you know.
At least the weekend approaches, note to Excom - must do better!
Ken & others (inc. Excom!),
ReplyDeleteSuggest perusal of an article in Private Eye that echoes contentions previously made on here about post Brexit issues for HMRC/HMG.
Eye No.1466 23 March - 5 April, P.37 "Smugglers' Charter"
Observant readers will recall previoius highlighting of problems looming regarding how unprepared the UK is for post-Brexit tax issues.
Now it seems even the EU Commission is beginning to make a noise about things. Typical issues referred to include misdescription, undervaluation, organised crime groups, exp;oitation of weak physical and other 'controls'.
Despite this, the Chancellor has just announced further cuts to the HMRC budget.
@It looks like good times are just around the corner for the 21st Centuries smugglers.
Credit to Eye and reporter. (which see)