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Trade group warns that key Brexit IT system will miss transition deadline
The Association of Freight Software Suppliers says it is "unrealistic" to expect users to be trained on any new system by the end of the year
Amazon to escape two per cent digital services tax, HMRC admits
The American firm will not have to pay the digital tax on goods it sells directly to customers
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HMRC sees massive demand for UK's Cornonavirus Job Retention Scheme
The system is designed to process up to 450,000 applications an hour
Budget 2020: £5bn for full-fibre broadband and two per cent digital services tax to go ahead
Government to create UK equivalent of ARPA in technology investment push
Disguised remuneration schemes - don't let bad advice damage your business
Nathan Talbott, of Wright Hassall's Tax and Financial Services Litigation team, explains what individuals and organisations should do if they suspect they've had poor advice around tax rules for remuneration schemes
Government to forge ahead with IR35 reforms affecting 170,000 contractors
IR35 to be expanded to the private sector - legislation included in draft Finance Bill
For small businesses there's never been a better time to go digital
Businesses that respond best to the changing UK regulatory landscape will reap the rewards of a technology-led mindset
HMRC takes 'grow your own' approach to overcome DevOps skills shortages
HMRC Digital interim head Andrew Sheppard explains how the taxman shifted to DevOps - and takes on apprenticeships to fill the skills gap
UK tech sector loses millions by failing to claim tax credits for R&D
Forty per cent of UK tech companies are losing out, warns tax consultant Mark Tighe
HMRC's successful blockchain proof-of-concept: the technology's the easy part
Initial trials 'very successful' says platform architect Richard Mander, but mind the policy gap
IT contractor wins IR35 legal battle against HMRC
Court win for contractor casts further doubt on HMRC's interpretation of IR35, campaigners claim
HMRC seeks commercial contract expert in £95k job to oversee post-Aspire IT deals
New hire at HMRC expected to help in shift from single biggest IT outsourcing deal in Europe to a portfolio of 200+ suppliers
HMRC is transforming itself into "the most digitally advanced tax administration in the world"
The changing face of the UK's workforce has challenged HMRC's digital systems
HMRC's automation is 'years ahead of the rest of the Government'
HMRC's Automation Delivery Centre has helped it to save money and move employees out of time-consuming clerical roles
Government is considering bringing earlier IR35 tax reforms to private sector, at contractors' expense
The changes, intended to catch tax dodgers, have led to a massive staff shortages in the public sector
Computer reseller Misco UK goes into administration after HMRC applies for a winding-up order over unpaid VAT
Collapse of Misco UK the biggest in the channel since 2e2 in 2013
HMRC gears up for GDPR with search for data protection officer
HMRC offering up to £90k for a candidate that has an in-depth understanding of GDPR
How HMRC did DevOps
Andrew Sheppard, product owner, digital tax platform at HMRC explains that the taxman never set out to work in a DevOps way, it just happened...
HMRC hires Microsoft's Jacky Wright to be chief digital and information officer
Wright will take over from interim CDIO Mike Potter, who filled in after Mark Dearnley's departure
HMRC and NHS Digital to take up new government hub in Leeds
6,000 civil servants will work at new Wellington Place hub in Leeds
Four-fifths of IT projects delayed as public sector haemorrhages tech talent due to IR35 tax avoidance reforms
IR35 clampdown persuades one-quarter of IT contractors to leave public sector in just four months
New IR35 changes driving IT contractors from public sector work - survey
Public-sector IT projects will be adversely affected by IR35 changes, warn contractors