Called to account: November 2015

2 Nov 2015

In this month's roundup of cases and disqualifications, care home directors created fictitious HMRC payments, doctor prescribed £200k fine for unpaid tax and Liverpool accountant sentenced for £64K VAT fraud

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Care home directors created fictitious HMRC payments

A married couple who were directors of two care home companies have been disqualified for their part in providing documents to accountants detailing fictitious payments to HMRC, following an Insolvency Service investigation.

Ian Brett Coombes and Karen Jane Coombes, from Cheddar, were directors of Alutarius Ltd which managed and operated eight care homes, and Carepro UK Ltd, a domiciliary care provider.

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