Don't screw with the taxman

[Zigenare]

Or are they freeing up resources for other investigations?

Or they can't be arsed providing enough evidence to pass CPS scrutiny.

[NotAllThere]

I'm surprised you're so desperate to get them locked up. Isn't seizing their ill-gotten gains sufficient for you?

Anyway, I had a look around as I too was puzzled. You might think it's laziness, but it turns out it is standard practice to pursue tax evaders and tax fraudsters through the civil courts. And it is because the standards of proof are lower. But don't worry about it, there's enough criminal charges for the time being.

Sure, the evasion/fraud case would normally be brought by HMRC but there's no technical reason why it can't be brought by the police The idea is to regain the money for the public purse. I guess HMRC are too busy pursuing contractors over a few thousand to worry about people who may have defrauded the exchequer of a few million.

[WTFH]

Turns out he’s a very alpha male who is triggered by Elmo…

[WTFH]

Speaking of incels, from the world of "If you don't like our country and don't want to abide by our laws, you shouldn't be here", Farage in trainers: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...g-country.html