what would that equate to him having effectively 'stolen' off the taxpayer i wonder?
shame it won't be seen as him having stolen anything at all too, not like it would be if he'd stolen a car worth a fraction of that
Posted By: Ralf Scrampton, Jan 23, 16:19:13
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- 1I think the courts and HMRC generally take a rather dim view
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