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Expert views on DRD wanted by AAT

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22 September 2014

Issue: 4470 / Categories: News , power too far , Admin

The Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT) is seeking tax experts’ views of plans to allow HMRC access to taxpayers’ bank accounts.

An online survey from the AAT aims to establish the strength of feeling among industry professionals about the controversial direct recovery of debt (DRD) proposals, against which Taxation is campaigning.

The Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT) is seeking tax experts’ views of plans to allow HMRC access to taxpayers’ bank accounts.

An online survey from the AAT aims to establish the strength of feeling among industry professionals about the controversial direct recovery of debt (DRD) proposals, against which Taxation is campaigning.

The poll asks for opinions on DRD as a whole, and on aspects including the possibility of independent oversight.

Issue: 4470 / Categories: News , power too far , Admin

Expert views on DRD wanted by AAT

© Copyright LexisNexis 2024. All rights reserved.

22 September 2014

The Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT) is seeking tax experts’ views of plans to allow HMRC access to taxpayers’ bank accounts.

An online survey from the AAT aims to establish the strength of feeling among industry professionals about the controversial direct recovery of debt (DRD) proposals, against which Taxation is campaigning.

The Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT) is seeking tax experts’ views of plans to allow HMRC access to taxpayers’ bank accounts.

An online survey from the AAT aims to establish the strength of feeling among industry professionals about the controversial direct recovery of debt (DRD) proposals, against which Taxation is campaigning.

The poll asks for opinions on DRD as a whole, and on aspects including the possibility of independent oversight.

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