United Kingdom · Report · Written statement
UIN HCWS381
Combatting fuel duty fraud - evaluation of the first two years of new fuel marker
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20 December 2017
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20 December 2017 · Written statement
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Commons
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20 December 2017
Summary
The Government is committed to tackling fuel fraud. HMRC’s oils fraud strategy has seen the UK tax gap for fuels reduce from £1.5bn in 2002 to less than £100m in 2015-16. In Northern Ireland, where this issue has been a particular problem, the illicit mar...
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20 December 2017
Written statement
The Government is committed to tackling fuel fraud. HMRC’s oils fraud strategy has seen the UK tax gap for fuels reduce from £1.5bn in 2002 to less than £100m in 2015-16. In Northern Ireland, where this issue has been a particular problem, the illicit mar...
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- Official source: https://questions-statements.parliament.uk/written-statements/detail/2017-12-20/HCWS381
- Open data entity: https://questions-statements-api.parliament.uk/api/writtenstatements/statements/809949
- uk · ws-809949 · source updated 20 December 2017