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More about HM Revenue & Customs >>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 scores Supreme Court VAT victory over Hotel La Tour - International Tax Review
17-12-2025
HMRC revises interest rates for late payments | HM Revenue and Customs - Wired Gov
19-12-2025
4,800 Self Assessment scams reported - GOV.UK
17-12-2025
Jilted Fujitsu replaced by Netcompany in HMRC relationship - Computer Weekly
17-12-2025
HMRC issues self assessment scam warning - Wales Online
22-12-2025
‘Big data’ helps HMRC increase UK tax haul by £4.6bn - Financial Times
06-10-2025
Child benefit: HMRC to review thousands of suspended payments - BBC
09-11-2025
Working over Christmas? ‘Check Your Pay’ - Mynewsdesk
15-12-2025
HM Revenue & Customs Accounts 2024-25: Resource Accounts - NAO report - National Audit Office
17-07-2025
HMRC issues a warning after Self Assessment scams - Daily Record
21-12-2025
VAT receipts in the UK 2010-2025 - Statista
28-11-2025
State pension tax slaps 71-year-old Briton with £800 HMRC bill despite Rachel Reeves's promise - GB News
21-12-2025
HMRC revises interest rates for late payments - GOV.UK
19-12-2025
Advisers claim HMRC ‘smoke and mirrors’ over use of AI to assess R&D tax claims - Financial Times
28-09-2025
HMRC took 'cavalier' approach to stopping child benefit, MPs say - BBC
17-11-2025
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