When MTD was first mooted, original forecasts said the scheme would
save businesses £100 million a year from 2021.
However, reality is a strict mistress, HMRC’s latest view is
there will be no cost savings and the extra work will end up costing
firms £37 million a year!
How farking splendid!
Oh but on the plus side, those extra costs will be tax deductible.
Tax does have to be taxing.
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Making Tax Digital isn't going anywhere. The clown outfit will trot out the platitudes to the media. If it goes south, it's the 'lessons have been learned ' script. Pass the knighthood.
ReplyDeleteSmall and Medium Businesses (a few accountants too I would wager) haven't got the first clue about the shit tornado that's about to hit.
Mr Local Accountant is going to be busier than a one legged man in an arse kicking competition. I'm in the wrong game.
Just remind me again what the constant perils of Big IT are?
ReplyDeleteOh yes:
Underestimated Costs
Expanding Complexity
Unrealistic expectations
Optimism planning bias
Factoring in hard projected future savings but soft costs
These geniuses don't seem to have a brain cell between them! What with the impact of Brexit, businesses, especially SMEs, are going to be spending far too much time dealing with tax. How the hell will this help the UK economy?
ReplyDeleteNever mind, I bet the fat got will still get his knighthood on the basis of a fascination with leadership. Pathetic cretins.
The clowns are in for another set of quest..... ritual humiliationfrom the Public Accounts Committee this very afternoon. Wonder what they might have to say....
ReplyDeletehttps://www.parliament.uk/business/committees/committees-a-z/commons-select/public-accounts-committee/inquiries/parliament-2017/hmrc-performance-2017-18-17-19/