List of Deliberate Tax Defaulters

 

Two surprising entrants on HMRC's list of "deliberate tax defaulters" - people who deliberately didn't pay tax they knew was due (not because they couldn't afford it; because they just didn't want to pay it).

— Dan Neidle (@DanNeidle) March 20, 2025

Corporate report

Current list of deliberate tax defaulters

Updated 18 March 2025

Each entry on this list is specific to the default dates to which it refers. The address is the one associated with the published person at the time of the default. For example:

• the published person may have changed their behaviour
• the published person may no longer be at the published address
• the business currently at the published address may have no connection with published business
• the business currently at the published address may have the same name as the published business but could be under completely new management

Amounts in the list relate to the tax/duty on which penalties are based and the penalties charged, where the penalty meets the criteria for publishing under the Publishing Details of Deliberate Defaulters legislation. The list does not necessarily represent the full default of the taxpayer.

 

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