He is alleged to have arranged for the fee to Faye to be paid via the bank account of an agent, Willie McKay, in order to "conceal its true nature and purpose," thereby "causing a failure on the part of the club to operate PAYE and account for income tax and national insurance contributions in respect of that fee".
The charge alleges that he arranged for the fee to Faye to be paid via the bank account of an agent, Willie McKay, in order to "conceal its true nature and purpose," thereby "causing a failure on the part of the club to operate PAYE and account for income tax and national insurance contributions in respect of that fee".
"The government believes that banks should make a fair contribution in respect of the potential risks they pose to the U.K. financial system and wider economy".
Hoban insisted the government wanted the banks to "make a full and fair contribution in respect of the potential risks they pose to the UK financial system and wider economy".
Hoban said: "The government believes that banks should make a full and fair contribution in respect of the potential risks they pose to the UK financial system and wider economy".
Other contributions were receivable in respect of the WCF (US$1.6 million), the SRA (US$11 million) and Governments Cash Contributions (GCCC) towards the operating costs of FAO representations (US$4.7 million).
(4) The EGF should, therefore, be mobilised in order to provide a financial contribution of EUR 2 641 800 in respect of the application submitted by Finland.
Other special audit arrangements, implying local external auditors and the internal audit office, had been made in respect of the collection of private contributions.
The report of the Director-General on payment of contributions [see Appendix] was considered and it was noted with regret that the contributions of thirteen out of the forty-two member countries in respect of the first financial year remained unpaid.
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