Government Tax Profession

Government evaluation finds every £1 spent on the programme delivers £2.28 in economic benefits, with largest benefits for children at serious risk

The steady rise in civil servants continues, with growth concentrated in departments with the highest Brexit workloads

Request comes after MPs rejected May's withdrawal agreement for the second time last week

All party group of MPs says HMRC’s approach “is a direct cause of the acute anxiety and stress people subject to the loan charge are experiencing”

MPs urge government to address regional disparities and "bias towards the most innovative industries" in sector deals

Cabinet Office’s Oliver Dowden insists government really has ended the 1% pay cap on pay rises

Cabinet Office welcomes sale of firm in pre-pack administration deal that keeps public services operating

New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues at Dods People

Report calls for 'complete rethink of the structure, funding and oversight of forensic science'

Single Departmental Plans to reflect on departments' performance against the framework from 2019-20

 

The Scottish government said the chancellor should use today's spring statement to "provide a proportionate amount of additional finance and flexibility to Scotland "

Tackling modern slavery, cyber security and climate change will help enterprises to secure a Whitehall contract

Consultation seeks views on whether the UK should develop its own infrastructure finance institution after Brexit

Unions slam “deplorable” plan to roll over salary contribution rates despite scheme administrators saying it is costing less than expected

Plan would waive Northern Ireland border checks and slash tariffs if the UK leaves the EU without a deal

Policies that address health inequalities and better investment in housing among What Works Centre's proposals

Louise Bratchie wins emerging leader award from The Whitehall and Industry Group, with three other civil servants nominated for awards

Announcement comes as UC director say "roughly half" of Universal Credit claimants may have been transferred without transitional protection

Following late night meetings in Strasbourg, prime minister says the government has strengthened agreement to make clear the UK can’t remain in Irish backstop indefinitely

"We should have done more," PACAC says after failing to find women to give evidence on national statistics

West Midlands, North East and London get document-scanning boost as settled status scheme prepares for full rollout at the end of this month

Current DG of Economic and Domestic secretariat in the Cabinet Office will replace Sue Owen at the start of next month

Employees sued after being told to sit assessment later found to be discriminatory if they wanted a promotion

New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues at Dods People