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HMRC Briefing - New campaign against tax evasion

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HMRC Briefing - New campaign against tax evasion

While the majority of UK taxpayers declare all their income and pay the tax they owe, a small proportion is intent on bending or breaking the rules. This briefing explains our approach to dealing with them and says how a new publicity campaign aims to change their behaviour.
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