Reading FC owner Dai Yongge fails to pay HMRC tax bill again
READING FC owner Dai Yongge has again failed to pay an outstanding tax bill to HMRC.
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Reading FC placed under EFL embargo after failing to pay HMRC again
READING FC has been placed under a new embargo for failing to pay HMRC again.
Reading FC set court date due to unpaid HMRC tax bill
READING FC are due to appear in court on Wednesday, August 9 due to an unpaid HMRC tax bills.
Reading FC believed to have paid portion of outstanding HMRC tax bill
READING TODAY understands that Reading FC has now paid an outstanding tax bill to HMRC in full.
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