'For too long, unethical tax advisers have become wealthy on the back of human misery.'
She added: “In the most serious cases, these enablers should be subject to criminal prosecutions. However, prosecuting these bad actors under existing law is made harder by the need to prove they’re dishonest.”
Mr Rouse’s advice was that scenarios that might result in an unjust prosecution were “inherently unlikely” and a planned amendment would “simply … enable prosecutions of dishonest advisers that would otherwise be very difficult for evidential reasons”. To quote Lord Morse’s report: “Many taxpayers in this category entered into loan schemes because a professional adviser presented them with the arrangement and suggested it was suitable for them to use.”
So there’s clear evidence that workers - often on modest incomes - became involved with these schemes after trusting supposedly reliable advisers who should have known better.
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