The complexity of modern business and the tax code mean that disputes between large businesses and HMRC are inevitable. But escalation and elongation of these disputes is not. HMRC should be equipped with greater levels of resources. But a recent study suggests that transparency, training and a rebalancing of the tax administration framework should also be contemplated.
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The complexity of modern business and the tax code mean that disputes between large businesses and HMRC are inevitable. But escalation and elongation of these disputes is not. HMRC should be equipped with greater levels of resources. But a recent study suggests that transparency, training and a rebalancing of the tax administration framework should also be contemplated.
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