Does HMRC have new powers to raid people's bank accounts?

BBC Radio 4 Money Box Journalist Dan Whitworth joined BBC Morning Live to explain the details behind three big HMRC stories ...

HMRC to begin taking money from bank accounts in bid to close £47bn tax gap

HMRC has confirmed that it will begin taking money directly from bank accounts in the government’s latest bid to crackdown on ...

HMRC down as part of huge global outage as customers can’t access benefit or tax accounts

HMRC was hit by a huge global outage today, with customers unable to access their tax or benefit accounts. More than 770 ...

HMRC can now take money DIRECT from your bank account or Isa if you haven't paid taxes

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

HMRC confirms 4 reasons why it can take money from people's bank accounts

An HMRC spokesperson said: "Most people pay tax on time and in full - but it's right that we seek to recover tax from the ...

HMRC uses new powers to raid taxpayers’ bank accounts directly

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

HMRC taking money from people with over £5,000 in bank account

HMRC has announced it is directly taking money out of bank accounts with more than £5,000 in to recover unpaid debts. The tax ...
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Small firms missing out on VAT rebates worth thousands due to HMRC fraud backlog

Alpaca farm owner Chas Brooke has not been able to file his VAT return since July - costing him as much as £5,000 in ...

HMRC 'raiding' UK bank accounts in bid to close £47bn tax gap

Official stats indicate that the tax gap currently stands at an estimated 5.3%, amounting to £46.8 billion for the 2023/24 ...

HMRC issues '29,100' UK-wide alert as thousands could lose money

Scammers target thousands of people at any given time, putting lots at risk of losing money. The typical sum of money lost by ...
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100,000 HMRC accounts hit as scammers steal £47m in phishing attack

A phishing scam has cost HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) £47 million, a group of MPs has been told. The personal tax accounts of tens of thousands of people were breached in what two senior civil ...