Tuesday, 23 June 2026

HMRC's New AI Tool


Millions to get faster, easier access to government support with new AI tool

GOV.UK Chat is now available in the GOV.UK app – a new AI tool that lets people ask questions in plain language and get clear, reliable answers instantly. 

  • GOV.UK Chat – a new AI tool in the GOV.UK app – lets people ask questions in plain language and get clear, reliable answers instantly
  • Instead of calling a helpline or getting lost searching through 80,000 web pages, people can now access reliable government information faster
  • Whether it’s parents checking childcare, young people finding apprenticeships or retirees understanding their entitlements, GOV.UK Chat helps people quickly find support and save money

    • People across the UK can now get quick and easy help to navigate government services and save money – from information on accessing funded childcare to buying a first home and pensions – as a new AI tool launches in the GOV.UK App.

    Source gov.uk 

    Apparently you can ask it tax questions.

    Give it a whirl, and let us know what you think.

    I would caution you not to make any tax decisions based on what it tells you though! 

     

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    Posted by Ken Frost at 16:07
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    7 comments:

    1. Anonymous23 June 2026 at 21:01

      Hello. Why are you shite?

      Why can't you answer the phone?

      Why do you put a sledgehammer through Betty's window for £50?

      When you're under investigation, why do you use your own staff to do it?

      When senior staff members retire, how come they're parachuted into cushy jobs with a nice bit of coin that'll warm their arse pockets for some time..

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    2. Anonymous25 June 2026 at 09:45

      They delight in lobbying for new laws to vilify the public, playing the victim and acting morally superior.

      HMRC are legalised gangsters masquerading as public servants, no accountability for their crimes.

      https://www.accountancydaily.co/hmrc-angles-reckless-untrue-statement-offence-tax

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    3. Anonymous25 June 2026 at 22:27

      Hmrc is like a government job creation scheme for the otherwise unemployable. Hopefully, AI will ensure 99% of HMRC wage collectors are eventually sacked.

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      1. Anonymous27 June 2026 at 11:21

        @22:27.
        So you're quite happy for AI to devastate society as we know it just so long as people at HMRC lose their jobs.
        Glad to see that you're not obsessed in any way.

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    4. Anonymous28 June 2026 at 13:41

      Why should people who add no value to society be employed by the tax payer?

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      1. Anonymous29 June 2026 at 08:13

        They shouldn't. Read above: it's a government job creation scheme for the otherwise unemployable

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    5. Anonymous29 June 2026 at 09:50

      Where have we seen this before? How to have 100 percent office attendance, when you're sat on your arse watching Loose Women.

      Chronic underperformance, it's not like they're going to be sacked just moved sideways. HMRC is Whitehall version of Slough House, they can always just send them there.

      https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/06/27/civil-servants-blow-whistle-woke-wasteful-whitehall/

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