HMRC appoints deputy CEO

HMRC has appointed Angela MacDonald as deputy chief executive and second permanent secretary. The cabinet secretary, with the approval of the prime minister, has approved McDonald’s appointment to the post which has been vacant since Jim Harra took over as first permanent secretary and chief executive in October 2019. McDonald is currently director general for customer services group at HMRC – a role she has held since 2017. HMRC said her tenure in her current role has seen “significant improvements” and modernisation in its customer services across the board through putting the customer’s needs at the “heart” of its strategy. Cabinet secretary, Sir Mark Sedwill, said: “I am delighted that Angela has been appointed as Second Permanent Secretary at HMRC. “Her blend of operational experience, gained in a variety of leadership roles both in the Civil Service and in the private sector, will be invaluable as she joins Jim Harra in leading HMRC’s 65,000 people through the next phase of the organisation’s ambitious transformation programme. I look forward to welcoming Angela to the Permanent Secretaries’ group. Jim Harra, HMRC chief executive and first permanent secretary, added: “I’d like to congratulate Angela on her appointment – I’m thrilled to have her join me in leading this fantastic organisation at such a critical time. Angela succeeded in a tough competition for this role, and she brings a proven commitment to creativity and operational excellence with her as she moves on from her time leading our Customer Services Group.” McDonald will take up her new role on 1 August 2020, and a competition will soon commence to appoint a successor to lead HMRC’s Customer Services Group. She said: “This is a fantastic opportunity for which I’m tremendously grateful. I’m so proud of what we’ve delivered over the last few months as we’ve come to the aid of businesses and individuals right across the UK. That dedication and innovation is clear to see in each and every team within HMRC and I now look forward to taking on this new challenge as we move forward together.”

HMRC appoints deputy CEO

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