HMRC's hunt for tax avoiders could breach human rights
An HMRC policy to target "deliberate tax defaulters" could prompt a wave of human rights cases against the taxman, a City law firm says.
The Revenue service is scrutinising the tax affairs of 900 individuals as part of its Managing Deliberate Defaulters Programme (MDD). HMRC have decided these taxpayers "deliberately pay the wrong amount...
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