Manx tax TV show airs this weekend

Thursday, 2 November 2017 07:38

By Jason Roberts @ChpsChsGrvy

The Isle of Man is set to feature in a BBC programme about tax avoidance this weekend.

Journalists from Panorama have produced two programmes, the first of which will be shown on Sunday - Chief Minister Howard Quayle was interviewed for the show.

It's after hackers breached law firm Appleby, which has offices on the Island, and made off with client data.

The company has denied any wrongdoing.

Special Panorama investigation coming up this Sunday 5th November on @BBCOne at 6pm. pic.twitter.com/J3AGYNXqJf
— Panorama ?? (@BBCPanorama) October 31, 2017

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