paid the Tax man they would have survived... The Tax bill was approx THIRTEEN MILLION POUNDS. YES, that's right, Rangers died because they declined to pay a 13m tax bill. As an aside HMRC did NOTHING wrong, their job is to chase up these types of Tax Avoidance Schemes. MIH decided to prevaricate & delay for as long as possible by not co operating with HMRC,(the denial of documentation's existence, is a perfect example of this, copies came into HMRC possession due to the Police raid & YEARS after the HMRC requests) While this delay suited MIH, it destabilised RFC because no reputable buyer would take the chance. Murray REFUSED to take possible FTT penalties out of any deal thus making the Club virtually impossible to sell while the Result remained outstanding. Because they ruled the EBT's were loans and not payments. How much sense does that make? Posted by Ian ferguson on November 24th, 2012, 01:27 Minty, Rangers are GONE, in Liquidation for under FOURTEEN MILLION POUNDS, so I don't think they did win, in fact ANYONE who can call this entire ego trip a victory should explain it to me. For the life of me I cannot understand. The FTT partially upheld the appeal. Rangers are still liable for some tax owed. And now their former players and staff are liable for tax owed. Despite those recipients of "loans" being told they'd never have to repay them. How about defamation? Obtaining private documents illegally? If he didnt obtain