The Inland Revenue has suffered delays in its plans to install a tax collection system capable of offering a detailed history of unpaid debts. The system, originally predicted for introduction in August, has slipped behind schedule, yet the Inland...
In a brief statement, Sir John claimed a backlog of work had arisen from previous delays and phased implementation but noted significant progress had been made in reducing fraud thanks to NIRS2. But the latest Audit Office report shows that the...
EDS claims vital tax credit payments could be delayed by the handover of the Inland Revenue's IT systems to Cap Gemini Ernst & Young (CGEY). CGEY last week sent shockwaves through the IT industry by beating incumbent EDS to win the 10-year £3bn...
Additional costs include £85m compensation to individuals whose rebate payments had been made late as a result of difficulties and delays in implementing the NIRS2 system, and £67.9m for an 'Integrated Recovery Programme' to fix the problems with...
But this report really did pull no punches and it revealed a quite frankly embarrassing litany of errors resulting in delays to the launch of the Criminal Records Bureau, a backlog in vital checks on those working with children and vulnerable...
These applications run on an infrastructure that works in such a way so that technical resources and information assets are managed and provisioned to the applications in the most cost-effective and risk-managed manner, supporting the policies...
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