HMRC to reduce IT service spend by £235m

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The department aims to save a total of £964m by 2014-15

HMRC is to shave its IT spend by £235m as part of a major cost-cutting plan announced today in a National Audit Office (NAO) report entitled Reducing Costs in HMRC. The £235m forms a significant...

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