Tax fiddlers must pay back another £20m

Five businessmen who took part in Britain’s biggest ever tax fraud in which celebrities were swindled out of £107m must pay back £20m or face an extra 39 years in jail. Jonathan Anwyl, 46, the son of a judge, helped run an investment scheme favoured by comedians, sports stars and relatives of politicians. He was part of a group led by scientist Michael Richards, 57, who used their professional reputations to convince super-rich investors they were running cutting edge research…

This content is for members with full access only.

Please upgrade your membership on your account page to access it.
Upgrade your account

Already a member? Log in here