See ya tomorrow Mikey

The trial of `Michael and Doris Stainer commences tomorrow, Tuesday May 3rd at Southwark Crown Court before HH Judge Perrins.

The charges were first described in detail in a separate hearing before Insolvency and Companies Court Judge Burton in the High Court on June 28th, 2021. The Judge was hearing an application from the Official Receiver for a disqualification order again Mr Stainer and a copy of the charge sheet was provided in evidence. According to Lawrence Henderson, counsel for Mr Stainer, the criminal proceedings were based on the same facts as underlie the Official Receiver’s disqualification proceedings. The charge sheet, was read to Mr Henderson by Judge Burton and stated that the case related to:

“…….the failure [of] the Grand Folkestone Ltd, to submit PAYE NIC returns to HMRC in these proceedings for the years ended 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014 and 2015 and following its failure to make any payments to HMRC in respect of employees’ PAYE or NIC in any of the years between April 2009 to the date of the winding up order. The total claim of HMRC in the liquidation of the company runs to approximately £763,000 and the charge sheet refers to the defendant’s alleged intent to defraud and to the prejudice of Her Majesty the Queen and HMRC that he did cheat Her Majesty the Queen and HMRC of public revenue due as PAYE, income tax and National Insurance contributions by failing to account to HMRC for PAYE, income tax and National Insurance contributions, due under the registered PAYE scheme in the name of the Grand Folkestone Ltd, and further, the third charge is that between 6th of April 2011 and the 5th of April 2015, allegedly dishonestly and intending to make a gain for themselves or others, or to expose others to a risk of loss made representations to employees working at the Grand Folkestone, which they knew were or might be untrue or misleading, namely that PAYE income tax and National Insurance contributions had been paid to HMRC on behalf of those employees through the PAYE scheme.”

The case is the culmination of events which started in July 2015 when the Stainers were arrested in the now notorious dawn raid, an event Stainer described as a ‘fishing expedition.

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2 Comments on See ya tomorrow Mikey

  1. Has Doris returned or will she finally throw Mikey under the bus?

  2. Meldrew // May 3, 2022 at 06:42 // Reply

    Well now…

    As they say in opera “The show ain’t over till the fat woman sings”

    Watch out for the cunning plan !!!

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