A question on #Fraud #Compensation tabled by James McMurdock on 18-12-2024 has been answered by James Murray.

Heading: Fraud: Compensation
Question ID: 1751261
UIN: 21166
House: Commons
Date tabled: 2024-12-18
Asking Member ID: 5361
Asking Member display name: James McMurdock
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Asking Member Twitter reference: James McMurdock
Member interest: false
Question text: To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer, if she will make an assessment of the potential merits of establishing a financial compensation scheme for victims of fraud who have been taxed on money stolen from them.
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Date answered: 2025-01-07
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Is correcting answer: false
Answering Member ID: 4797
Answering Member display name: James Murray
Answering Member handle: jamesmurray_ldn
Answering Member Twitter reference: @jamesmurray_ldn
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Answer text: Where taxpayers may have been victims of fraud, HMRC considers the correct response for each taxpayer’s case based on the unique set of circumstances they present. Where HMRC finds evidence of fraud, they work closely with the relevant authorities such as...
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Answering body ID: 14
Answering body name: Treasury
Tweeted: true