HMRC 'to miss £26m in taxes' due to Comet collapse
It has been reported that unsecured creditors of Comet include HM Revenue & Customs which is owed £26.1 million in unpaid taxes.
It has been reported that unsecured creditors of Comet include HM Revenue & Customs which is owed £26.1 million in unpaid taxes.
The Business Department confirmed that Vince Cable has called an investigation into Comet in a bid to find out why the firm ended up going out of business and the circumstances around the purchase of the company by a private equity firm last year.