The head of Revenue & Customs is to retire in the wake of revelations about his organisation's decisions to waive millions of pounds owed by corporations. Dave Hartnett, 60, will step down as the permanent secretary for tax next summer, a spokesman said . He will leave with a pension pot worth leotoff
Today's Guardian says Mr Mba, who reported this odd behaviour by his boss to the National Audit Office (the government's auditors) and to the Parliamentary Committee (in one sense Parliament is HRMC's boss), has been subjected to HRMC's formal disciplinary system and may be prosecuted as well.thumbsdown Apparently Mr Mba's boss isn't facing any disciplinary action for causing the inexplicable loss of Linda CareersPartnershipUK
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