Subcontractors could pay higher tax due to HMRC strike disruptions

By Daniel Gayne2023-05-22T10:40:00

More than 400 customer service staff on strike at tax body

Subcontractors say strike action by HMRC staff could see them forced to pay higher than necessary tax deductions.

The second of three weeks of industrial action began today in Glasgow and Newcastle-upon-Tyne, with the PCS demanding a 10% pay rise, and assurances on pensions, job security and cuts to civil service redundancy pay.

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