Cameron aide in tax fraud investigation

Oliver and Gosling's company, set up to mitigate tax on Gosling's earnings, was turned over to troubled accountancy firm Christopher Lunn in 2008, the Telegraph reports. The firm, which handles 7,000 clients, had its tax agent status removed by HMRC in late 2010, but a judicial review in February found the Revenue had not followed due procedure and Christopher Lunn's status was restored. Now, the firm is under investigation for £117m in tax fraud once more in an embarrassing episode for the government. Gosling and Oliver are working with HMRC and have agreed to pay any tax owed, cl...