A SCOTTISH golf course owned by Donald Trump’s sons has been accused of issuing misleading information after failing to follow UK company law.
Trump International Golf Club Scotland Ltd, owned by the former US president’s son Donald and Eric, failed to file its annual accounts on time last year – a criminal offence which carries a minimum fine of £150.
But when Dan Neidle, the founder of think tank Tax Policy Associates, approached them to explain why the firm had failed to file on time – even after they were granted a three-month extension by Companies House – a spokesman said simply that the company had received an extension. Neidle said this statement was misleading.
