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MPs on the Treasury Committee have asked HMRC to look into the tax implications of Manchester City's financial breaches. An independent commission found the club guilty of inflating revenue through "sham" sponsorship deals between 2009-10 and 2017-18. A report claims City may owe up to £12m in unpaid tax, plus a penalty charge.
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