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Industry | 3 Oct 18

Challenge to very first unexplained wealth order dismissed

UK’s National Crime Agency investigating properties worth £22m in south-east England

No need to panic in Malta

Industry | 13 Aug 18

Can UK agencies deal with unexplained wealth orders?

‘What’s a trust?’ asks one investigator

Best Practice | 6 Mar 18

First unexplained wealth orders issued in £22m case

The UK’s National Crime Agency has secured the first unexplained wealth orders to uncover if two properties are ultimately owned by a politically exposed person, less than a month after the legislation was introduced.

Industry | 31 Jan 18

HMRC powers to scrutinise unexplained wealth go live

“Significant” regulation that requires individuals to explain to HM Revenue & Customs and the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) where their wealth came from has come into force.

Offshore 'Crook's Bank' developer facing £1m fine

Tax & Regulation | 29 Sep 17

Firms in the firing line in tax evasion clampdown

UK companies that fail to stop employees and agents from facilitating tax evasion, both at home and overseas, will become criminally liable from Saturday.

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