Jim Tamworth Jan 25, 2022 11:37 amHMRC are widely known within the UK to be grossly incompetent, and this case proved no exception. Like many Agile-based approaches, this one consisted of a lot of acting and not a lot of planning.The Times of London revealed last week (late January, 2022) that the UK Treasury has already written off £4.3 billion ($5.78 billion) of the £5.8 billion ($7.8 billion) that was stolen from its emergency Covid schemes - largely due to the completely inadequate (non-existent) fraud checks that were put in place prior to payment by HMRC.Hardly a case study in best practice, but certainly 'incredible'. Reply