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David Lister

  • Fellow, Royal Society of Arts
London
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Former Arts Editor of The Independent and i, founder member of The Independent, Fellow of Royal Society of Arts, Groucho Club and Arsenal
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Hockney’s art through the decades

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By David Lister
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HMRC's whistleblower rewards up the ante for businesses

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By David Lister
| MSN UK Verified
Businesses in the UK should review and, if necessary, update how they handle employees' concerns about corporate compliance to coincide with the implementation of a new whistleblower reward scheme by HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC). Businesses in the UK should review and, if necessary, update how they handle employees' concerns about corporate compliance to coincide with the implementation of a new whistleblower reward scheme by HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC).
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HMRC whistleblower rewards scheme requires business response, say experts

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By David Lister
| Out-Law.com Verified
Forensic accountants Hinesh Shah and David Lister of Pinsent Masons were commenting ahead of HMRC’s ‘strengthened reward scheme’ coming into effect on 6 April. Under the scheme, individuals that report serious tax avoidance or evasion to HMRC that results in the authority collecting at least £1.5 million in unpaid tax, could get a financial reward of between 15% and 30% of the tax collected. HMRC published guidance relating to the scheme last November.
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