In Focus: When things go wrongMay 2 2023

Tax avoidance promoters to face criminal charges under govt rules

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Tax avoidance promoters to face criminal charges under govt rules
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Those who continue to promote tax avoidance after receiving a ‘stop notice’ issued by HM Revenue and Customs will be liable for a criminal offence under new rules proposed by the government.

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