Couple who funded luxury lifestyle through ghost broking are jailed
A couple who funded a jet-set lifestyle having failed to pay tax on £920 000 of earnings pocketed as ghost brokers have been slapped with custodial sentences.
Elina Jaksone, 36, and Gagik Kyriacos Manucharyan, 40, from Kent, owed £340 000 in taxes from their ill-gotten gains and used the criminal proceeds to buy a £365 000 property, fund private education
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