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HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is the UK government department responsible for collecting taxes, administering state benefits, enforcing tax compliance, and overseeing customs regulations. It plays a vital role in funding public services and providing financial support to eligible individuals and families.

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HMRC reveal top reasons for fraudulent work expenses - most are accidental - Yahoo

13-06-2025

Criminals steal £47mn from HMRC after accessing 100,000 taxpayers’ accounts - Financial Times

04-06-2025

Scammers stole £47m from HMRC in phishing attack - BBC

04-06-2025

HMRC boss ‘regrets’ frustrations over £49m phishing scam disclosure - The Independent

12-06-2025

HMRC to slash physical post – unless you owe them money - Business Matters

14-06-2025

100,000 UK taxpayer accounts hit in £47m phishing attack on HMRC - The Guardian

04-06-2025

HMRC can’t be bothered to send letters (unless you owe it money) - The Times

14-06-2025

HMRC alert: State pensioners warned their tax codes could change under new repayment system - GB News

15-06-2025

HS2 reports subcontractor to HMRC after alleged fraud - MSN

15-06-2025

Have kids aged 15 - 46? HMRC could owe you thousands - here's how to check - This Is Wiltshire

15-06-2025

HMRC reprimanded for not revealing phishing attack earlier - The Telegraph

10-06-2025

Alcohol Bulletin commentary (February 2025 to April 2025) - GOV.UK

30-05-2025

How the 'Tell Us Once' service simplifies notifying DWP and HMRC after a death - Cambridge News

15-06-2025

VAT receipts in the UK 2010-2025 - Statista

21-05-2025

UK special investigations team doubles tax haul in crackdown on the rich - Financial Times

06-06-2025

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