Harlequin adviser banned and fined $60,000
The chief executive of a UK advice firm that distributed high-risk Harlequin products has been banned from holding any significant positions of influence or senior management.
The chief executive of a UK advice firm that distributed high-risk Harlequin products has been banned from holding any significant positions of influence or senior management.
An appeal by the former chief executive of an adviser network to overturn a ban on having any ‘significant influence’ on any regulated activity has been struck down and a fine upheld by the UK’s Upper Tribunal Tax and Chancery Chamber.
A tax avoidance scheme which exploited the UK’s double-taxation agreement with the Isle of Man has been defeated by HM Revenue & Customs.
The Upper Tribunal has rejected an FCA ban of a Catalyst director relating to the promotion of unlicensed Luxembourg-issued ‘death bonds’.
Two senior figures who were behind the “serious failings” of Arch Financial Products have been fined and banned from the financial services industry, concluding a long-standing legal battle.
HMRC has seen a rise in the number of reviews requested by taxpayers into decisions it has made on late filing and late payment penalties.
The date of a hearing which will make a final decision on the action taken against a financial adviser who “recklessly” sold high risk investment products to clients in the UK has been pushed back to next year.
The surge in high value tax cases has pushed the backlog of tax disputes to a record high.
An IFA who is currently employed by Holborn Assets in the UAE is facing a ban and £290,344 fine in the UK, after the FCA found he “recklessly” recommended high-risk investment products to clients.