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National Audit Office urges HMRC to define strategic vision for wealthy taxpayer…

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The National Audit Office called on HMRC to develop a clear strategic vision and plan for addressing non-compliance among wealthy taxpayers. This followed a May 2025 report by the National Audit Office, which questioned whether HMRC may have underestimated underlying levels of non-compliance among wealthy individuals. In response, HMRC published a plan outlining its progress and commitments across seven themes, including improving customer segmentation and bringing together data from HMRC systems and third parties.

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The focus on wealthy taxpayers relates to the estimated £3.6 billion tax gap for 2024/25, which represents 6% of the total tax gap. The National Audit Office recommended that HMRC continue to improve its assessment of the offshore tax gap.

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  • National Audit OfficeIndependent Parliamentary body that monitors HMRC's work on wealthy taxpayer compliance

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