Dominic Chappell jailed for tax evasion after BHS purchase
Bought company for £1
Chappell was sentenced to six years in prison. Credit: UK Parliament
Former BHS owner Dominic Chappell has been given a six-year prison sentence for failing to pay tax on income from his purchase of the failed retail giant.
A jury at Southwark Crown Court yesterday (5 November) declared Chappell guilty of tax evasion after he was found to have missed around £584,000 of tax due from the £2.2m of income he received after his...
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