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HMRC scheme that wrongly cut child benefits did not ‘adequately consider’ impact, report finds
An HMRC anti-fraud initiative that suspended child benefits for 23,000 families failed to 'adequately consider' its impact, according to a National Audit Office report. The decision was based on flight records from the Home Office suggesting claimants had emigrated.
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