Tax credits system fraud still costs Â£1bn a year
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HM Revenue and Customs is failing to repair the tax credits system introduced by Gordon Brown, with fraud and error continuing to lose the taxpayer Â£1bn a year, MPs say today.
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A maneuver called 'splash and dash' cost US taxpayers perhaps $30 million last year, but the charges are rising fast.
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How a ticket led to 1 year in prison.
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Mental health problems cost British businesses Â£1,000 a year per employee on average, research shows.
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Blog: Attacks on cash register data are still possible fifteen years after flaws in the systems were cited.
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City of London awash with rumours that Â£3.7bn fraud is at the heart of the market turmoil
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DUBLIN (Dow Jones)--The Irish government will next year begin an investigation into an alleged EUR1 billion tax evasion scam in the insurance industry, the chairman of the Revenue Commissioners said Thursday.
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The business racked up nearly $1 billion in losses since 2001.
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Bullet proof policies - if you're a director The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has fined Norwich Union Â£1.26m for failing to safeguard customers against fraud.â¦
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Tens of thousands of people are paying fraudsters to sit their driving test for them, the BBC learns.
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Every year the Internal Revenue Service announces the top 12 tax scams. This tax season, topping the latest Dirty Dozen are fraudulent schemes connected with the one-time telephone excise tax refund available to most taxpayers.
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Households have paid Â£1,500 more in cumulative council tax rises since Labour took office, Tories say.
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Acute coughs cost the UK economy almost Â£1 billion every year, experts warn.
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In its first two years, the UK's dedicated card fraud unit, has recovered 36,000 stolen cards and 171 arrests - and estimates it saved Â£65m.
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HMRC figures it out Missing trader or carousel fraud cost Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs Â£3bn in the last financial year.â¦
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The UK loses five times more money to VAT cheats in one year than any other EU country, according to a report.
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And then there were two The UK government is spending Â£208m per year on running websites but many of them are text heavy and crammed with policy information that citizens couldnât give a monkeyâs about.â¦