HMRC have an Information Sheet which they are issuing to taxpayers where they were in the process of a VAT compliance review as “lockdown” started. In it HMRC advise that they will:
“now continue with the compliance work we told you we had put on temporary hold.”
There is a sense therefore that HMRC work patterns may be starting to return to normal therefore.
There is also the acknowledgement that the COVID 19 impact will be difficult for tax payers.
Source: centurionvat.com
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