error in interpreting the law and will rule accordingly. This blog brought light to a matter of public interest. This blog has been accurate on all of the major points of the case except the one that matters most to date- the FTT outcome. "We thank everyone who has participated. Hopefully, we will see the result reversed on appeal." Hindsight is a wonderous thing, and we have all had opinions on this issue and not just from the Celtic-minded fraternity, but from those whose allegiances are of the blue, white and red persuasion also. HMRC had every right to investigate whether Rangers legally or illegally paid their players through EBTs, if they did not then they would have faced a barrage of criticism from the government, from the ordinary paying punters that they let off another big business from paying its taxes -- just like it had done with Vodafone. While there have been calls for a police investigation to take place into the whole issue, Strathclyde Police have already commented yesterday morning that there is no investigation into HMRC and such an investigation at any rate must go through the Metropolitan Police in London rather than a regional force. We have contacted the Rangers tax case blogger asking some questions, in particular if his obtaining of information was illegal and that should the Police contact him will he disclose his sources and co-operate fully with an investigation. We are awaiting his reply. Comments There is no doubting that the