Eight members of a criminal group that siphoned millions in unpaid taxes, including four from Kent, have been sentenced after orchestrating a complex fraud involving fake labour supply companies. The …
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The ringleader behind one of the UK’s largest ever carousel tax frauds has been ordered to repay more than £90 million, following his conviction in a vast criminal enterprise. Arif …
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Kenneth Scott, a 69-year-old accountant, was sentenced to four years in prison after admitting to two counts of cheating the public revenue in a £2m fraud. The court heard that …
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GLASGOW, Scotland — Malcolm Macaskill, 65, a former Conservative Party branch treasurer, has been exposed for orchestrating a £1 million VAT fraud and money laundering operation, the court has revealed. …
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Andrew Bell, Jaguar Land Rover Employee, Jailed for £70K Tax Fraud
Andrew Bell, 56, from Solihull, has been sentenced after falsely claiming £70,000 in business expenses while working at Jaguar Land Rover. Bell, who lived on Mappleborough Road, was involved in …
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A convicted kidnapper with a long history of criminal behavior has been jailed after involving his ex-wife, a former tax worker, in laundering more than £3 million. Ranbir Singh, 46, …
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Two sisters, Sara Barnbrook, 54, and Jean Barnbrook, 51, have been sentenced to prison for defrauding the taxpayer of nearly £500,000 over a six-year period by exploiting the Gift Aid …
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Tax Relief Fraud Investigation: Green Jellyfish, Kirby & Haslam Raided
Matt Precey BBC News, Norfolk Eleven individuals have been arrested across the UK as part of a major investigation into suspected tax relief fraud. The arrests follow coordinated raids by …
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A fraudster involved in a gang’s attempt to defraud the government of £1.1 million has received a suspended sentence. Louis Mothersdale, 27, submitted fraudulent claims through HMRC’s self-assessment system, as …
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By birminghammail.co.uk A national organized crime group, consisting of twelve men—including nine from Birmingham and one from Walsall—has been convicted for fraudulently claiming £2.5 million in Covid-19 support grants. The …