The model and television presenter Glenda Gilson has been named on the latest Revenue Commissioners list of tax defaulters.
She has made a €73,000 settlement for the underpayment of income tax and VAT.
The highest yielding case was that of retired company director David Delahunty with an address in Rathmines in Dublin.
He was subject to a settlement of €1.2 million for the under-declaration of income tax after a Revenue investigation case.
The publication also contains details of penalties determined by the courts for taxpayers who have deliberately or carelessly made incorrect returns in the period of April 1st to June 30th.
In the 3-month period to the end of June 106 taxpayers fall to be published.
The settlements in these cases total €19.80 million.
Of the 106 published cases 43 were for amounts exceeding €100,000 of which 11 were over €500,000 and 3 of that 11 exceeded €1,000,000.
6 of the above settlements totalling €1.95 million relate to Revenue investigations into Offshore Funds and 7 of them totalling €2.89 million relate to Revenue’s Single Premium Insurance Products Investigation Cases.
Read the entire publication href="http://www.revenue.ie/en/press/defaulters/index.html">here
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