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National Audit Office
Money and tax - Jul. 30 2024
HM Revenue and Customs Accounts 2023-24 (webpage)

Found: HM Revenue and Customs Accounts 2023-24

Deposited Papers

Dec. 05 2011

Source Page: HM Revenue and Customs: ISA bulletin. 3 p.
Document: DEP2011-1964.pdf (PDF)

Found: HM Revenue and Customs: ISA bulletin. 3 p.

Non-Departmental Publication (Policy paper)
HM Revenue & Customs

Jul. 29 2024

Source Page: Revenue and Customs Brief 8 (2024): removal of VAT exemption for private school fees and boarding fees
Document: Revenue and Customs Brief 8 (2024): removal of VAT exemption for private school fees and boarding fees (webpage)

Found: Revenue and Customs Brief 8 (2024): removal of VAT exemption for private school fees and boarding fees

Non-Departmental Publication (Policy paper)
HM Revenue & Customs

May. 09 2024

Source Page: Revenue and Customs Brief 7 (2024): VAT Treatment of Voluntary Carbon Credits
Document: Revenue and Customs Brief 7 (2024): VAT Treatment of Voluntary Carbon Credits (webpage)

Found: Revenue and Customs Brief 7 (2024): VAT Treatment of Voluntary Carbon Credits

Non-Departmental Publication (News and Communications)
Employment Appeal Tribunal

Jul. 24 2024

Source Page: Commissioners for Revenue and Customs v Lees of Scotland Ltd: [2024] EAT 120
Document: Commissioners For Revenue and Customs v Lees of Scotland Ltd [2024] EAT 120 (PDF)

Found: Commissioners for Revenue and Customs v Lees of Scotland Ltd: [2024] EAT 120

Non-Departmental Publication (Policy paper)
HM Revenue & Customs

Apr. 15 2024

Source Page: Revenue and Customs Brief 4 (2024): Interpretation of VAT and excise law from 1 January 2024
Document: Revenue and Customs Brief 4 (2024): Interpretation of VAT and excise law from 1 January 2024 (webpage)

Found: Revenue and Customs Brief 4 (2024): Interpretation of VAT and excise law from 1 January 2024

Non-Departmental Publication (Policy paper)
HM Revenue & Customs

Apr. 18 2024

Source Page: Revenue and Customs Brief 5 (2024): Tour Operators’ Margin Scheme for business to business (B2B) wholesale supplies
Document: Revenue and Customs Brief 5 (2024): Tour Operators’ Margin Scheme for business to business (B2B) wholesale supplies (webpage)

Found: Revenue and Customs Brief 5 (2024): Tour Operators’ Margin Scheme for business to business (B2B) wholesale

Non-Departmental Publication (Policy paper)
HM Revenue & Customs

Feb. 29 2024

Source Page: Revenue and Customs Brief 1 (2024): Live web streaming of funeral services
Document: Revenue and Customs Brief 1 (2024): Live web streaming of funeral services (webpage)

Found: Revenue and Customs Brief 1 (2024): Live web streaming of funeral services

Non-Departmental Publication (News and Communications)
Upper Tribunal (Tax and Chancery Chamber)

Sep. 12 2024

Source Page: THE COMMISSIONERS FOR HIS MAJESTY’S REVENUE AND CUSTOMS v MOHAMMED ZAMAN [2024] UKUT 00278 (TCC)
Document: Zaman v HMRC final (PDF)

Found: THE COMMISSIONERS FOR HIS MAJESTY’S REVENUE AND CUSTOMS v MOHAMMED ZAMAN [2024] UKUT 00278 (TCC)

Written Question
Revenue and Customs: ICT
Monday 22nd April 2024

Asked by: Jonathan Ashworth (Labour (Co-op) - Leicester South)

Question to the HM Treasury:

To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer, with reference to the policy paper entitled Transforming for a digital future: 2022 to 2025 roadmap for digital and data, updated on 29 February 2024, when his Department first assessed each of the red-rated legacy IT systems in HM Revenue and Customs to be red-rated.

Answered by Nigel Huddleston - Shadow Financial Secretary (Treasury)

The Central Digital and Data Office (CDDO), in the Cabinet Office, has established a programme to support departments managing legacy IT. CDDO has agreed a framework to identify ‘red-rated’ systems, indicating high levels of risk surrounding certain assets within the IT estate. Departments have committed to have remediation plans in place for these systems by next year (2025).

It is not appropriate to release sensitive information held about specific, red-rated systems or more detailed plans for remediation within HMRC’s IT estate, as this information could indicate which systems are at risk and may highlight potential security vulnerabilities.