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Hearts FC faces HMRC court action over unpaid tax

by Nick Huber

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08 Feb 2012

HM Revenue and Customs

HEART OF MIDLOTHIAN football club is facing fresh court action over unpaid tax.

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has given the Edinburgh club eight days to pay a tax bill or face administration.

It is the fifth time in recent years the club has faced legal action over unpaid tax, the BBC reported.

Late last year, Hearts was forced to pay about £500,000 to ward off a winding-up order over an outstanding tax bill.

The club had similar winding up orders served against it in 2009 and November 2010 over unpaid tax to HMRC.

Both of these were settled after the club paid the bills.

In a statement given to the BBC, Hearts said: "The club is aware of the notice placed in a newspaper relating to an earlier petition presented to the Court of Session.

"We are confident, however, that the relevant matter involving HMRC will be resolved in the very near future and no action as specified in the public notice will be necessary."

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I am right behind HMRC on this

I am also a Hibs supporter and would love to see this lot get what they deserve.

Posted by: taylorag40, 08 Feb 2012 | 12:45

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