Former tax boss pleads not guilty to £5m fraud using 'fictitious' scheme

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Former tax boss Andrew Meeson has pleaded not guilty to charges his company defrauded HM Revenue and Customs by over £5m through a "fictitious" pension scheme.

The former president of the Association of Taxation Technicians (pictured), alongside business associates Peter Spencer Bradley, Alison Jayne Bradley and Steven Price, have denied charges they regi...

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