THE Scottish Premier League last night told Charles Green , Rangers' chief executive, to come up with the evidence to support his accusation that other clubs in Scotland paid players using Employee Benefit Trusts.
THE Scottish Premier League last night told Charles Green , Rangers' chief executive, to come up with the evidence to support his accusation that other clubs in Scotland paid players using Employee Benefit Trusts.
Charles Green claimed that “more than two†SPL clubs had employed EBTs
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Green claimed earlier this week that "more than two" SPL clubs had employed EBTs but declined to name them. Only the Ibrox club's use of the tax-avoidance scheme is the subject of an SPL investigation, with the club accused of paying players for a decade without disclosing the full sums to the SPL and Scottish Football Association.
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