Revenue and Customs: Officers

(asked on 20th October 2022) - View Source

Question to the HM Treasury:

To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer, what the average (a) level of experience and (b) salary is of a Grade 7 HMRC officer; and whether a trainee would be ranked as Grade 7.


Answered by
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Victoria Atkins
Secretary of State for Health and Social Care
This question was answered on 28th October 2022

HMRC are unable to answer the question on the average level of experience of a Grade 7 (G7) HMRC Officer. There are several thousand G7 officers in HMRC each of whom have their own unique career history. In total, the group covers over 27 professions and a significant number of different role types. Each individual will retain their own career history, including experience and qualifications which will be discussed with their manager. In view of the significant variances in experience and roles, no central record is retained.

For similar reasons, HMRC are unable to answer the question on whether a trainee would be ranked as a G7 as in some roles and professions it would and others not. It can take anywhere from 3 years for fast-track training roles or up to 20 years plus for average career progression from junior entry grade.

Below is a table showing both the National and London pay ranges for a HMRC G7:

2022 Grade 7 Pay Ranges - 01 June 2022

Grade

National
Minimum

National
Maximum

London
Minimum

London
Maximum

Grade 7 (7)

£52,598

£59,294

£59,182

£66,712

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