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Betfred is an online sportsbook giving sports fans an opportunity to be closer to the matches and teams they admire and love.

Peter Done, co-founder of Betfred and CEO of Peninsula, shares his business advice for CEO Secrets.

Peter Done, co-founder of Betfred betting shops and CEO of Peninsula, shares his CEO Secrets.

Peter Done, co-founder of Betfred and CEO of Peninsula, shares his business advice for CEO Secrets.

Rank Group will receive over £80million in tax refunds after winning a legal battle on VAT paid on addictive gaming machines.

The betting website’s joint chief executive and her family, who are worth £7.166billion, had a tax liability of £573m last year, according to the list. Fred and Peter Done, the brothers behind bookmakers Betfred, came in third with a tax bill of £191.3m, while inventor Sir James Dyson sat in sixth place having paid £115m. Vacuum cleaner mogul Sir James, who topped the 2020 rich list with his £16.2bn fortune, contributed £12m more in tax than the year before. The list, which mostly cover...

The betting website’s joint chief executive and her family, who are worth £7.166billion, had a tax liability of £573m last year, according to the list. Fred and Peter Done, the brothers behind bookmakers Betfred, came in third with a tax bill of £191.3m, while inventor Sir James Dyson sat in sixth place having paid £115m. Vacuum cleaner mogul Sir James, who topped the 2020 rich list with his £16.2bn fortune, contributed £12m more in tax than the year before. The list, which mostly cover...

Updated: 29 Jan 2021, 20:30 HARRY Potter is doing a wizard job of helping to prop up the UK economy while many leading businesses were crippled by the coronavirus pandemic. Creator JK Rowling was among the super-rich paying markedly less than in previous years but she still poured £34.8million into the public purse. The staggering sums in tax paid by Britains super-rich 6 6 6 Entrepreneur James Dyson paid £115 million in taxCredit: PA:Press Association It is £14million down on the previous y...

BBC News By BBC News image copyrightPA Media image captionNorthern Ireland First Minister Arlene Foster was among those to criticise the European Commissions earlier proposals Most of the front pages were published before the European Union reversed its efforts to control the export of coronavirus vaccines to Northern Ireland. The Sun declares: "Now EU really are giving us the needle." MPs accused Brussels chiefs of "behaving like the mafia", according to the Daily Express. The Daily Mail up...

Bet365 founder Denise Coates was the country’s largest taxpayer for the second year running, new figures show. The betting website’s joint chief executive and her family, who are worth £7.166 billion, had a tax liability of £573 million last year, according to the annual Sunday Times Tax List. Fred and Peter Done, the brothers behind bookmakers Betfred, came in third with a tax bill of £191.3 million, while inventor Sir James Dyson sat in sixth place having paid £115 million. Ed Sheeran...