Warrington businesses named by Government for unpaid tax

Among the list of businesses and individuals are three names from Warrington, including a Thelwall business, and a man on Padgate Lane.

Those who 'seriously default' on their tax are monitored by HMRC; after a period of non-compliance, individuals and businesses are then named and shamed by the Government.

A person or business can be considered a serious defaulter if they are:

• Charged a penalty because of their deliberate behaviour under specific tax legislation
• Identified during a civil investigation of fraud, as presenting a continuing high risk
• Charged a civil evasion penalty for dishonesty
• Who’ve paid a security for VAT, Environmental Taxes, PAYE or National Insurance contributions
• Who tried to get out of paying what they owe by becoming insolvent - HMRC will only bring into the programme, people who are pursued by Insolvency Practitioners for recovery of money or assets on behalf of HMRC

HMRC also considers a person or business to be a serious defaulter if they have been successfully prosecuted by:

• The Crown Prosecution Service in England and Wales
• The Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service in Scotland
• The Public Prosecution Service Northern Ireland in Northern Ireland
• Another prosecuting authority for a tax matter

HMRC has named three Warrington businesses/individuals for deliberately defaulting on tax payments (Image: Gov.uk)

The Warrington businesses and individuals named by the Government for tax fraud on the HMRC website are as follows:

• Quick Cladding Solutions Limited, 35 Weaste Lane - total penalty to pay: £44,178.54
• iSupplyDrivers, 15 Palmyra Square South - total penalty to pay: £179,230.73
• Paul McNamara, 146-148 Padgate Lane - total penalty to pay: £34,307.55

ISupply has since relocated to The Hive, on Sankey Street, according to the business' website.

Information is taken from HMRC/Companies House and is accurate at the time of writing.