Offshore savers underpaying tax could face MP-style vilification: PKF
Offshore savers who decline to declare any tax irregularities could be vilified like MPs falsely claiming expenses, as the Government prepares to name-and-shame tax evaders in a new initiative announced in the Budget, according to PKF Accountants & business advisers.
Just as the expenses scandal has been the death knell for many politicians' careers, embarrassing revelations about offshore savers dodging tax could not only be embarrassing but damage careers prospects,...
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