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HMRC is restarting a programme that allows it to directly recover money owed from debtors' bank accounts - and there are some major changes compared to how it used to work ...

Tax inspectors have already started raiding the bank accounts of those who choose not to pay their bills, HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has admitted.

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HM Revenue & Customs will be able to dip into bank accounts and Isas to recover tax directly from those who choose not to pay a bill.

HMRC has started taking debts directly from people’s bank accounts to recover tax. Direct recovery of debts (DRD) allows the tax office to take money straight from someone’s bank ...