article_snippet: Mr Tager, 67, has practised as a barrister for 45 years, and became a QC in 1995.
article_snippet: Mr Tager's agreed to give Mr Tager's five weeks to comply with HMRC's demands, which Mr Tager's described as a 'last chance' to get Mr Tager's affairs in order.
article_snippet: Mr Tager's added: 'Mr Tager's earlier conduct as I have described it was, not to mince words, disgraceful.'
article_snippet: Mr Tager's admitted that Mr Tager's had not acted with 'alacrity and attention' in Mr Tager's personal tax affairs, but denied deliberately hiding information from the authorities.
article_snippet: Mr Tager's told MailOnline: 'Throughout my 44 years at the bar I have conducted Mr Tager's with utter professionalism, commitment and attention to detail.
article_snippet: The decision of the tribunal, concerning as it does wholly uncharacteristic behaviour, is therefore a matter of deep personal regret to Mr Tager's. '
article_snippet: I did not act in my tax affairs with the same alacrity and attention as I have conducted Mr Tager's professionally
article_snippet: It is not known whether or not this decision was related to Mr Tager tax affairs.
article_snippet: Mr Tager also represented ex-MP David Mellor in a dispute over a £1.3million deal to buy an antiques company, and is acting for billionaire tycoon Vincent Tchenguiz in a £2.2billion claim against a group of accountants who allegedly embroiled the businessman in a Serious Fraud Office investigation.