HMRC to scrap Aspire outsourcing contract in 2017 - 25 per cent savings expected

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HMRC CIO Mark Dearnley to replace Aspire with multiple smaller contracts

HMRC is planning to scrap the Aspire outsourcing deal when the contract comes up for renewal in June 2017. And ditching the deal will save taxpayers at least £200m in costs, according to HMRC chief...

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