CIOT urges the Government to review “unfair” repayment interest rates

Published on: 09 February 2023

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The CIOT urges the Government to review “unfair” repayment interest rates, with taxpayers facing late payment bills from HMRC up to 17 times higher than what is returned to those who have overpaid.

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