ICAEW rejects case for new recklessness offence

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Aug 19, 202600:04:13Government & Organizations

HMRC should make better use of its current powers before the government considers introducing a new criminal offence for recklessly making an untrue statement to HMRC regarding a direct tax matter, says ICAEW.

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