Administration and appeals: HMRC benefits chief earns £205k
Administration and appeals: HMRC benefits chief earns £205k
Seven HMRC and four HM Treasury officials are among 172 senior civil servants who earn more than £150 000 the Cabinet Office revealed. Mike Clasper HMRC's non-executive Chairman is paid between £150 000 and £154 999 for a three-day week.
Steve Lamey HMRC's Director General (Benefits & Credits) receives between £205 000 and £209 999 including benefits. Chief Finance Officer Simon Bowles's remuneration package is in the range £185 000–£189 999; Chief Information Officer Phil Pavitt earns £180 000–£184 999; Chief People Officer Mike Falvey £175 000–£179 999; Chief Executive Officer Lesley Strathie £170 000–£174 999; and Permanent Secretary for Tax Dave Hartnett £160 000–£164 999.
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Administration and appeals: HMRC benefits chief earns £205k
Administration and appeals: HMRC benefits chief earns £205k
Seven HMRC and four HM Treasury officials are among 172 senior civil servants who earn more than £150 000 the Cabinet Office revealed. Mike Clasper HMRC's non-executive Chairman is paid between £150 000 and £154 999 for a three-day week.
Steve Lamey HMRC's Director General (Benefits & Credits) receives between £205 000 and £209 999 including benefits. Chief Finance Officer Simon Bowles's remuneration package is in the range £185 000–£189 999; Chief Information Officer Phil Pavitt earns £180 000–£184 999; Chief People Officer Mike Falvey £175 000–£179 999; Chief Executive Officer Lesley Strathie £170 000–£174 999; and Permanent Secretary for Tax Dave Hartnett £160 000–£164 999.
The Cabinet Office said the release of key government datasets on its website would 'enable people to hold politicians and public bodies to...
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