HM Revenue & Customs will be able to dip into bank accounts and Isas to recover tax directly from those who choose not to pay ...

Tax inspectors have already started raiding the bank accounts of those who choose not to pay their bills, HM Revenue and ...

HMRC can now raid bank accounts and Isas to recover unpaid taxes over £1,000 after Reeves revived its controversial debt ...

The policy, which was paused during the Covid-19 pandemic, has been restarted in a "test and learn" phase, HMRC said ...

A MAJOR change to child benefit has been announced following a shake-up that will impact hundreds of thousands of parents. You get child benefit if you’re responsible for bringing up a child who ...

HMRC will now have the power to take money directly from the bank accounts of those who haven't paid a tax bill.

HMRC has started taking debts directly from people’s bank accounts to recover tax. Direct recovery of debts (DRD) allows the tax office to take money straight from someone’s bank ...

The Direct Recovery of Debts (DRD) is used when a person or business can afford to pay their dues but chooses not to, ...

HM Revenue and Customs has announced that from today it will recover outstanding money from debtors' bank accounts.

HM Revenues and Customs (HMRC) has doubled the number of staff trained in tax evasion surveillance, new data shows.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has approved plans to reintroduce the ‘direct recovery powers’ ahead of her Autumn Budget.

Recent statistics reveal that £42.8bn in tax debt remains outstanding to HMRC - with unpaid tax levels substantially ...