UK appeals court orders retrial in £60 mln EU carbon market tax fraud case

Published 23:39 on May 10, 2021  /  Last updated at 01:02 on November 19, 2022  /  Bavardage, EMEA, EU ETS

A UK Court of Appeal has ordered a retrial in a £60 million tax fraud case linked to the EU carbon market after it questioned the ruling judge’s findings following an “inexcusable” delay between the trial and the verdict.
A UK Court of Appeal has ordered a retrial in a £60 million tax fraud case linked to the EU carbon market after it questioned the ruling judge’s findings following an “inexcusable” delay between the trial and the verdict.


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