HMRC's £100m goal for image rights attack
The taxman is hoping to rake in cash from the football industry in efforts to nail tax avoidance
The taxman is chasing a reported £100m goal from the UK’s top footballers
with its image rights offensive.
According to HMRC sources, its probe believes such arrangements may have
allowed players to escape paying more than £100m in tax,
the
Daily Telegraph reported.
HMRevenue &Customs previously said it would be clamping down on the
football industry and
Accountancy
Age learned of a high-level meeting between the Premier League’s FDs at
which image rights and payments to agents were at the top of the agenda.