Unsurprisingly, yesterday's article about HMRC's very expensive superhub in Cardiff has raised a few eyebrows and issues. My t...

The Public Accounts Committee has poured scorn on HMRC's "plans" to save more than £500m by condensing its sprawling office...

The National Audit Office has today published a report that rubbishes HMRC's plans to reduce the c...

My thanks to a loyal reader who posted the following comment yesterda y, that summaries the state of HMRC in  a nutshell: " In my ...

My thanks to a loyal reader who directed me to Hansard 28 April 2016 wrt HMRC: Building our Future Plan   There are numerous menti...

The “national living wage” (NLW) was theoretically designed to boost low-paid workers’ income and help people off welfare. However, unsur...

As the political and media hoo-hah continues over offshoring, and the related tax implications, it appears that neither HMRC nor the Guar...

As the media, the politicians and the taxpayers of Britain work themselves into a frenzy over Google's £130M deal with HMRC; let us n...

In August I wrote that HMRC had bought some land in Stratford wrt HMRC's plans for hubs. Moving forward to the present, my thanks ...

HMRC August data for expenditure above £25K shows that it spent over £800,000 on credit card commission charges in August. Other t...

I see that PAC has distinguished itself again by lashing out at the accounting profession , in petulant frustration at the fact that peop...

Loyal readers will recall that Mapeley, an offshore property company that owns and manages around 60% of HMRC's "estate" , ...

I am highly gemused to see that our political masters and HMRC have something of a sense of humour, and have published in advance their ...

On August 4th 2000, the Telegraph reported the following: "MAPELEY, the building services consortium backed by the financier Geo...

Kable have published a list of HMRC's top 100 suppliers during the financial year 2009/10. In total HMRC spent £1.8BN on suppliers, of ...

I have, on occasions, mentioned Mapeley (an offshore property company) and the rather lousy deal that HMRC made with Mapeley . Here is a wee...

In December 2009 I wrote about HMRC's contract with Mapeley (an offshore property company): " The National Audit Office (NAO) have...

In August I asked : " If offshore tax havens are so evil, in the eyes of the Treasury and HMRC, why are HMRC's buildings subject to...

If offshore tax havens are so evil, in the eyes of the Treasury and HMRC, why are HMRC's buildings subject to a sale and leaseback deal ...