Taxpayers foot the bill: HMRC signs up Cognizant for £150m low-code, automation project

Britain's tax collection agency has handed £150m in contracts to integrator and consultant Cognizant, including work to assist with the implementation of Pega low-code and automation systems. Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs (HMRC) split that deal in two, awarding a £90m portion for building and supporting the Case Management …

[bronskimac]

I hope their foray into "low-code" goes better than Government's recent history with agile methodology. The NAO report in a few years should be entertaining reading.

[Anonymous Coward]

What does this code do?

Oh, don't worry about that, that code moves excess zero's from the amount allocated to tax rebates for those on Universal Credit, over to the 'consultancy miscellaneous account'.