HMRC boss says up to 10% of the furlough scheme is fraud and errors

by | Sep 8, 2020

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@peter_IFAMAG reads Twitter so you don’t have to.


On Twitter today; Brad Setser shares what he thinks is spurring China’s $58.9 trillion August surplus. In the UK, HMRC boss says up to 10% of the value of the furlough scheme is fraud and error, and the BBC reveal 300,000 planned redundancies.

HMRC boss, Jim Harra, says the government body expects to investigate 27,000 high-risk claims and conduct 10,000 ‘one-to-one investigations.’

 
 

The BBC reveal 300,000 redundancies planned by UK firms in June and July.

 
 

Dominic Lindley comments on this visualisation of Mortgage Loan-to-Value ratio. IFA Magazine spoke to an industry leader on this topic last week.

Just how big are the largest tech companies? Another visualisation, the answer – very big!

 
 

https://twitter.com/asibiza1/status/1303230743490027520

And finally, Brad Setser shares his analysis of Chinese growth following the pandemic.


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