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  • Taxman's books in sorry state

    The Inland Revenue's annual accounts have been deemed unacceptable by the Government spending watchdog for the first time in the tax office's history. Requires free registration.

    www.telegraph.co.uk

  • Revenue begins paying up over tax credits fiasco

    The Inland Revenue has begun to pay out compensation to families that suffered delays in receiving their Child Tax Credit following the chaotic introduction of the new system.

    www.accountancyage.com

  • Revenue staff may strike over tax credits chaos

    Industrial action could be launched by Inland Revenue staff if there is a repeat of the tax credits chaos that inflicted misery on hundreds of thousands of families earlier this year.

    www.accountancyage.com

  • BBC NEWS | Business | Middle classes lose out

    Middle income families will lose out from plans to freeze elements of the tax credits.

    news.bbc.co.uk

  • Shambolic system puts families through 'hell on earth'

    Gordon Brown announced increases in Child Tax Credit in his pre-Budget report but hundreds of thousands of families have yet to gain from a system described by one Labour MP as "hell on earth".

    www.money.telegraph.co.uk

  • Low-paid 'caught in payback trap'

    Thousands of families have had benefits reduced by up to a third because the Inland Revenue paid them too much, prompting Opposition MPs to accuse the Government of causing unnecessary distress to the low-paid.

    www.telegraph.co.uk

  • Errors force 'unreasonable' cuts

    The Inland Revenue is clawing back cash from Ellesmere Port families whose child or work tax credits it says it's overpaid.

    iccheshireonline.icnetwork.co.uk

  • Benefit Error Has Wrecked My Christmas

    An Exeter mother-of-four is facing a bleak Christmas after seeing a large part of her benefits snatched back by the taxman.

    www.thisisexeter.co.uk

  • Revenue recruits 500 to avoid new tax credit fiasco

    The Inland Revenue will open a new call centre in Newcastle in the spring, employing more than 500 staff as it seeks to avoid a repeat of the tax credit fiasco that hit millions of people.

    politics.guardian.co.uk

  • Childcare: penalty for false claim

    About 100,000 childminders are being warned off supporting false tax credit claims after the Inland Revenue prosecuted four people over a total tax loss of more than £24,000.

    www.money.telegraph.co.uk

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