HMRC looks to target people with offshore bank accountsDate: 28th July 2008 Sole traders and small business owners that have attempted to evade paying tax by putting their money into havens in Europe and the Channel Islands will be asked by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) to give themselves up in return for less severe sentences. |
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