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Tax inspectors to target motors, markets and clothes
February 22, 2012 BBC
The clampdown is part of a wider challenge to raise an additional £7bn each year by 2014-15
Tax inspectors will target the motor trade, market stallholders and clothing sellers as they extend their campaign against tax dodgers.
Special units from HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) are highlighting the sectors where the authority thinks there is evidence of tax evasion.
HMRC said that it expected to collect £50m in unpaid tax owing to the work of existing units.
These have put restaurants and scrap metal firms under the microscope.
“HMRC’s taskforces are cracking down on people who choose to break the rules and creating a level playing field for the majority who play by them,” said David Gauke, the exchequer secretary to the Treasury.
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