The UK spent £900 million on Palantir. Now it is spending £175 million on a British AI company to fix the tax gap.

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The UK government invested £900 million in Palantir and is now allocating £175 million to a British AI firm to address tax revenue shortfalls. This move aims to enhance tax gap management using AI technologies.

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