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Perhaps 180 there across Europe just for the raids to prevent people and documents going walkabouts?

True, and Ireland / Luxembourg love this. But isn't it immoral and commercially unjust that UK based coffee chains and one-offs pay a full 20% of profits in CT, whereas Starbucks pay 0%. Likewise Amazon over similar traders in the U.K.

Your knowledge of the tax system is? Newspaper articles online? His point was that HMRC staff would be better engaged in chasing the Amazon's for tax rather than NU/ West Ham. The laws are there for employment taxes, and relatively easy to enforce. Well intentioned governments all over the...

Your confusing two totally different matters: HMRC are enforcing black and white laws set down by the the courts, tribunals and parliament. Simply doing their job and quite rightly. There's also a deterrent factor in that most clubs, agents and players will want to stay the right side of tax...

Loads of anti-Newcastle comments. What about that lovely club playing in the state funded stadium in London? Lovely owners, non-violent classy fans and now alleged tax fraud.

Hypothetically just for example, 'image rights' paid by WHU to Payet or an offshore limited company of his, swerving PAYE & NIC, by saying it's not part of his contractual package, blah, blah, blah. The sort of thing that does go on in world football and is illegal in the UK.

I can't imagine respectable businessmen like Sullivan and Gold being involved in any dodgy. Early days, but shame on HMRC.