Tax Dodging in the borough of Ealing in the last financial year amounted to more than six million pounds, reports the Ealing Gazette.
The total was just shy of the £6.2m which the borough's former Conservative administration gave back to tax payers in the form of a £50 rebate in the run up to Christmas last year.
According to statistics released by the GMB workers' union, uncollected Council tax between April 2009/10 stood at £4.1million while non-domestic rates for the same period totalled £1.95million.
Among the 33 London boroughs, Ealing ranked 21st with £6.058million owed by households and businesses while the neighbouring boroughs of Hammersmith & Fulham came third with £12.189m, Hillingdon eighth with £7.859m and Brent in 12th position with £7.094m owed.
Thursday, 29 July 2010
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