HMRC names takeaways, convenience stores and a vape shop in latest deliberate tax defaulters list – 26 March 2026

About 140 individuals and businesses penalised for deliberately defaulting on tax exceeding £25,000 have today (26 March) been named by HMRC.  The latest update includes several takeaways, convenience stores, a vape importer and a vape shop. In every case, those named failed to make a full disclosure when HMRC began its investigation – a step that would have kept their details off the list.  The list covers civil penalties only…

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Save on Easter childcare egg-spenses in Wales with Tax-Free Childcare

Working families encouraged to cut the cost of Easter childcare by signing up to Tax-FreeChildcareLatest figures show 20,515 families in Wales saved on their childcare bills in December 2025 More than £46 million in government cash helped with childcare costs for almost 660,000childrenMore than 20,500 families in Wales saved money on their childcare in December…

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More than 20,700 families in Wales received an average of £100 towards their monthly childcare billsin June 2025·

More than 20,700 families in Wales received an average of £100 towards their monthly childcare billsin June 2025· Working families encouraged to sign up to Tax-Free Childcare as Government top-ups totalled £57.7 million. Supporting the government’s mission to grow the economy and deliver on the Plan for Change Working families are encouraged to sign up…

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