Spate of tax evaders came forward

The Revenue Commissioners have revealed that 281 bogus non-resident account holders have come forward in the past three weeks to settle their affairs with the Exchequer.

The Revenue Commissioners have revealed that 281 bogus non-resident account holders have come forward in the past three weeks to settle their affairs with the Exchequer.

The revelation was made at the launch of the Revenue's annual report for 2002, which showed that more than €700m was collected from bogus offshore account holders during the year.

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