HMRC hauls in £3.9bn from sin taxes
There has been a 49% hike in the extra tax raised as a result of investigations into the underpayment of sin taxes, with HMRC collecting £3.9bn last year.
This compares with £2.6bn raised in 2017/18 and is triple the amount collected in 2016/17, which totalled £1.3bn.
Read more at the Accountancy Daily.
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