by Jenny Coyle | Oct 26, 2026 | News
The Times has reported that HMRC’s Wealthy Team has written to several hundred high-net-worth individuals in recent weeks, inviting them to a meeting to discuss not just their income but what they own: property, trusts, companies and other holdings. The letter comes...
by Jenny Coyle | Oct 13, 2026 | News
Consultant Barrister Tessa Lorimer explains what the Abramovich–Deloitte revelations mean for every professional adviser. The recent BBC Panorama investigation, made with the The Bureau of Investigative Journalism, makes uncomfortable reading for anyone who signs a...
by Jenny Coyle | Oct 7, 2026 | News
Allegations of cheating arise across the whole world of gambling: in casinos and card rooms, in online betting, and in sports where people bet on the outcome. For many of those involved, the first sign of trouble is an approach from a regulator, a sports governing...
by Jenny Coyle | Oct 7, 2026 | News
For most of its history, HMRC’s informant scheme was a quiet affair. Payments were small, discretionary and rarely publicised. Despite receiving more than 160,000 reports of suspected tax fraud, HMRC paid out less than £1 million annually. That has now changed....
by Jenny Coyle | May 5, 2026 | News
In a recent blog published by the Gambling Commission (‘Financial risk assessments pilot – update on post-pilot analysis’), the regulator expressed what appeared to be a considerable degree of exasperation at the widespread criticism of affordability checks: “There...
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