Carter: Where are we?

The original Carter report proposed that HMRC lead the way in delivery of online services. Rebecca Benneyworth assesses the progress towards a fully online tax system.

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Carter

Peter Horsman | | Permalink

Adopted Carter's recommendations wholesale. Erm, other than the properly tested bit.

HMRC's IT

Anonymous | | Permalink

It would help if if HMRC had robust systems & servers in place, at the moment they are a shambles ... and lets see what new disasters the New PAYE computer system brings!

HMRC just plain lousy in avery respect! Tax does have to be taxing!

Why some a small LTD need to register on so many systems?

ringi | | Permalink

I needed to register for VAT, PAYE, and Cooperation tax (and Companies house). So I had to.

  • fill in 3 sets of forms for HMRC,
  • and then register 3 times for the on-line system,
  • get 3 sets of access codes
  • provide my contect email address 3 times
  • comfirm my email is valid 3 times
  • etc

 

 WHY?

If there was a single web form to fill in to register for all 3 taxes, including the online setup – I think a lot more small company would choose to use online access.