HMRC has lost £47 million of taxpayers' money after a phishing scam breached tens of thousands of tax accounts.

The UK’s HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has revealed that organised crime groups stole £47m ($63.7m) through a phishing attack ...

She said: “Some people have reported receiving letters claiming they’ve overpaid tax and are due a refund. These letters ...

Fake emails, calls and even social media posts could all be looking to empty your wallet under the guise of tax rebate this ...

HMRC said £47m was lost due to the 'organised crime' incident however the taxpayers affected will suffer 'no financial loss' ...

A breach at HMRC saw innocent taxpayers tricked into letting scammers impersonate them through simple phishing attacks ...

Taxpayers are being warned as HMRC scams continue to wreak havoc on household budgets. Personal finance expert Rebecca ...

HMRC also highlighted an opportunity for couples to enhance their state pension via these regulations. The department advised ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. HMRC scams often peak around this time of year, and experts are warning people to stop and think if they think they are being contacted by ...

The tax authority said it is writing to those affected to confirm they haven't lost any money and they don't need to do ...