Disgust as tax bosses sack yet another Dundee worker over disability
A major Dundee employer has been branded “disgusting” after another of its workers was sacked over her disability.
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HMRC worker scammed £23k of benefits
An HMRC worker scammed benefit bosses out of £23,000 in child and working tax credits.
By Sheanne Mulholland,
iTunes phone scammer strikes again in Tayside
Police Scotland is reminding members of the public to be on their guard after a further incident whereby an 67-year-old woman was contacted by fraudsters by telephone claiming to be from PPI asking her to purchase iTunes vouchers.
By Stephen Eighteen,
Local man, 84, defrauded of £1,000 in iTunes phone scam
Police Scotland is investigating a telephone scam in which an 84 year old man was defrauded of £1,000 in Perth this week.
By Stephen Eighteen,
Dundee fraud woman who scammed £32k in benefits jailed
A woman who fraudulently claimed £32,000 of benefits has been jailed for eight months.
By Sheanne Mulholland,
Dundee tax worker in £65,000 fraud exposed by ‘romantic messages’
An HMRC worker scammed her own bosses out of £65,000 after lying to them about her marriage.
By Sheanne Mulholland,
HMRC failure to get tough with rich undermines whole tax system, MPs warn
HM Revenue and Customs’ failure to get tough with Britain’s richest individuals is undermining confidence in the whole tax system, MPs have warned.
By Press Association,
Dundee woman fraudulently claimed £32,000 of benefits
A woman who fraudulently claimed £32,000 of benefits faces jail.
By Sheanne Mulholland,
New hope for 130 city tax office jobs as ‘positive’ talks held
“Some, if not all” of the 130 jobs at risk in Dundee’s tax office could be saved, it was claimed today.
By Will Lyon,
Protest over closure of Dundee tax office
Workers at Dundee’s tax office today protested the closure of the city’s HMRC HQ.
By Lindsey Hamilton,
Prosecution dropped in Dundee ‘illegal cigarettes’ probe
Three Chinese people who allegedly ran an illegal “tobacco factory” in Dundee have had legal proceedings against them dropped.
By Steven Rae,