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Tag Archives: taxpayers
Cry Freedom!
With thanks to the Consumer Action Group (CAG) for the information. Members of the public could be charged up to £100 to submit requests for information to councils, police forces or the Government under a right-to-know crackdown. A commission set … Continue reading
WHO WILL PAY FOR CARERS’ PENSIONS?
Reposted from Paul Lewis – This is money // A hundred thousand severely disabled people are being told they must set up a pension scheme for their carer. And no-one knows how the cost of doing so will be met. … Continue reading
Posted in carers pensions
Tagged auto enrolment, carers, direct payments, disability, dwp, local authority, pensions, taxpayers
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Twits tweeting @ HMRC
Thanks to Nichola Ross Martin HMRCcustomers @HMRCcustomers Pilot service to help with general queries about HMRC products and services. Monday to Friday 8am to 6pm. No personal info please. HMRC is encouraging taxpayers to tweet their tax inquiries because its … Continue reading
Government reveals new debt recovery firm
Reposted from Accountingweb The government has launched a new public/private debt collection agency for government departments including HMRC. Now couple of things here lovely readers… 1) As Mike Fleming commented on the accountingweb site:- Equifax ltd is owned by Equifax EUA … Continue reading
Posted in Debt Collection
Tagged Civil Service, Debt Collection, Equifax, Francis Maude, HMRC, Tax, tax avoidance, tax gap, taxpayers
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Why stubborn Iain Duncan Smith is no statesman
Reposted from the Observer Now I know I may seem as if I am IDS bashing of late *slaps self on wrist* but all I would say is that he’s in the News so much because everything he touches turns … Continue reading
HMRC function creep.
Reposted from the Daily Mail I’m taking this article with a pinch of salt. Why? because HMRC have always used this method informally in the past. I honestly believe that this government are preparing HMRC for privatisation and this scaremongering … Continue reading
Hey everyone…looks like the House of Commons may have woken up!
MPs query benefit savings claims Reposted from The Press Association Government claims that its new Universal Credit (UC) will save hundreds of millions of pounds of taxpayers’ money lost in fraud and error, have been challenged by MPs. The Commons … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged benefits, dwp, House Of Commons, RTI, taxpayers, Universal Credit, Work and Pensions Committee
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Provider staff admit ripping off taxpayers
Reblogged from Vox Political The boss of A4e has spoken of his disappointment at four former employers after they admitted ripping off taxpayers while employed by the welfare-to-work provider. Ex-A4e recruiters Julie Grimes, Aditi Singh, Bindiya Dholiwar and Dean Lloyd, … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged A4E, European Social Fund, forgery, fraud, lone parents, taxpayers
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