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PAC disputes department's suggestion that publishing data on the impact of algorithms would pose a fraud risk

The cross-party Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has concluded its inquiry into HS2 programme and released its scathing report into the failures of the

The government does not know whether it is making the UK more resilient to flooding despite its £5.2 billion plan, the National Audit Office has said

The Public Accounts Committee’s (PAC’s) Resilience to flooding report follows on from the National Audit Office’s (NAO’s) December report that concluded

Credit: Leon Seibert/Unsplash HM Treasury and the Cabinet Office have declined requests from a parliamentary committee to publish more information, including an ‘annual strategic intelligence report’ on fraud and corruption across government departments HM Treasury and the Cabinet

Treasury and Cabinet Office refuse MPs' request for annual fraud intelligence report

The Public Accounts Committee of the House of Commons has said that the success of the Digital Services Tax is tempered by concern about future avoidance or eva

The UKIB was launched in June 2021, providing £22bn of infrastructure finance and partnering with the private sector and local government to finance a

ICAEW writes jointly with other professional bodies to HMRC about its service performance.

The Public Accounts Committee says there was insufficient effort to prevent fraud and error in the distribution of business support grants and loans, adding ‘billions and billions to taxpayer woes’