analysis is right, and i think this sort of seems to stack up with what is in the public domain, he did come forward voluntarily because the penalty for what they call prompted disclosure, after hmrc have said, hang on a minute, what is going on here, that is much higher, so it is likely he came forward voluntarily, he was moderately cooperative, not 100% cooperative. 0therwise he was moderately cooperative, not 100% cooperative. otherwise the penalty would have been 22.5%, the minimum level. so it is slightly less than overly enthusiastic to get hmrc sorted and get the whole thing resolved, but they have got a good reduction, so whoever was negotiating for him and dealing with hmrc, they have come outwith, given the circumstances, i think a lot of people are commenting today, not a bad outcome, in penalty terms, at 30%. bad outcome, in penalty terms, at 3096. , . . ., bad outcome, in penalty terms, at 3096. ,~ , ., a,
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forward voluntarily, he was moderately cooperative, not 100% cooperative. otherwise the penalty would have been 22.5%, the minimum level. so he was slightly less than overly enthusiastic to get hmrc sorted and get the whole thing resolved, but they have got a good reduction. so whoever was negotiating for him and dealing with hmrc, they ve come out with given the circumstances, i think a lot of people are commenting today not a bad outcome in penalty terms, at 30%. rebecca benneyworth there, and just to remind you, it is that time of yearfor to remind you, it is that time of year for paying tax, in case you have not pagers. the chief executive of nhs england says the ongoing industrial action is making workloads more challenging. amanda pritchard says the ongoing industrial action is clearly having an impact but that all sides want to try and reach a solution. nurses in england and ambulance staff in england, wales and northern ireland are planning
so it s likely he came forward voluntarily, he was moderately cooperative, not 100% cooperative. otherwise the penalty would have been 22.5%, the minimum level. so he was slightly less than overly enthusiastic to get hmrc sorted and get the whole thing resolved, but they ve got a good reduction. so whoever was negotiating for him and dealing with hmrc, they ve come out with given the circumstances, i think a lot of people are commenting today not a bad outcome in penalty terms, at 30%. there was another day of protests taking place in france today against president macron s pension reform plans. left wing party unbowed and other youth organistations are marching in paris. on friday, the country saw nationwide strikes affecting travel, finance, education and other sectors in protests organised by unions. 0rganisers say they are opposed to raising the state