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HMRC Annual Report and Accounts inquiry

Inquiry

The Treasury Committee monitors the work of HM Revenue and Customs on an ongoing basis.  As part of its regular examination of the department’s Annual Report and Accounts, the Committee takes evidence on specific subjects including customs arrangements following the UK’s exit from the EU and the department’s Making Tax Digital programme.

Reports, special reports and government responses

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Oral evidence transcripts

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22 October 2019
Inquiry HMRC Annual Report and Accounts inquiry
Witnesses Jim Harra, Interim Chief Executive, HM Revenue and Customs, Penny Ciniewicz, Director General, Customer Compliance, HM Revenue and Customs, Ruth Stanier, Director General, Customer Strategy and Tax Design, HM Revenue and Customs
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Oral Evidence
21 November 2018
Inquiry HMRC Annual Report and Accounts inquiry
Witnesses Jon Thompson, Chief Executive and Permanent Secretary, HM Revenue and Customs, Justin Holliday, Chief Finance Officer, HM Revenue and Customs, Jim Harra, Tax Assurance Commissioner and Deputy Chief Executive and Second Permanent Secretary, HM Revenue and Customs
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Oral Evidence
14 September 2017
Inquiry HMRC Annual Report and Accounts inquiry
Witnesses Jon Thompson, Chief Executive and Permanent Secretary, Jim Harra, Director General, Customer Strategy, and Nick Lodge, Director General Transformation, HM Revenue and Customs
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Written evidence

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Letter from Jim Harra to Catherine McKinnell MP, regarding HMRC Corporation Tax Statistics - dated 24 September 2019 (HMR0002)
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HM Revenue & Customs (HMR0001)
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Estimate memoranda
Explanatory memoranda that accompany Government Estimates.
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