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J&A Young (Leicester) Ltd and others (TC4771)

A Jubb (TC4760)

B Pepper (TC4757)

Travel Document Service and Ladbroke Group International (TC4728)

R L Finney (TC4667)

R Whitten (TC4652)

Improve tax compliance by large companies.

A tax adviser to the media industry has been convicted of evading more than £6m in tax.

Dennis Lunn ran a Sussex-based accountancy firm, Christopher Lunn & Co, whose 7,000-plus clients included many from the media and entertainment worlds. An HMRC investigation uncovered evidence of a range of serious offences, which included inflating accountancy fees and fraudulent use of trading losses.

S Finch (TC4734)

J Henderson (TC4730)

Flix Innovations (TC4710)

NT Organ and TL Bryant trading as Additional Aids (Mobility) and others (TC4704)

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