MPs call on financial secretary for new independent review into HMRC policy
MPs are contacting on HM Profits & Customs (HMRC) to suspend its enforcement of the British isles government’s controversial bank loan cost plan on the foundation that there continues to be no “relevant or justified lawful basis” for it.
The instruction is showcased in a letter to Lucy Frazer, financial secretary to the Treasury, signed by users of the 245-robust All-Party Parliamentary Loan Cost and Taxpayer Fairness Team.
The letter claims: “The financial loan demand was not properly scrutinised by Parliament when launched, nor does it have any related or justified legal foundation – it must never ever have been passed and the authorities will have to now rectify this by saying a legislative modify, as well as instructing HMRC to pause any enforcement of the bank loan cost and linked accelerated payment notices.”
The 7-webpage missive also calls on Frazer to answer 10 “extensively researched” queries about the