According to Sky Sports reporter Rob Harris, the Treasury Committee of the UK House of Commons has written to Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC) to inquire about potential tax implications arising from the Premier League's investigation into Manchester City.

The UK Parliament website announced on 1 October that the Treasury Committee Chair has written to the Permanent Secretary of HMRC to seek confirmation that the department fully understands the significance of this case. The Premier League report released on 29 September concluded that Manchester City breached Premier League rules more than 100 times across multiple seasons.

In the letter, the Committee inquired whether HMRC is aware of the investigation outcomes and requested access to the full, unredacted report. The Committee also asked HMRC to provide a summary of its work regarding the collection of player taxation at football clubs and other potential tax avoidance issues.

Dame Meg Hillier, Chair of the Treasury Committee, in her letter to HMRC regarding the Manchester City case, also requested information about HMRC's tax work relating to football clubs and asked for a response by 15 October at the latest.

Regarding football club taxation, Hillier stated: "I would welcome an overview of HMRC's current work on football clubs. I would like to know what general tax issues—including those relating to player salary taxation—you have identified from your work with these clubs, and how HMRC is responding to these issues."

Regarding the publication of the letter and response timeline, Hillier said: "In accordance with the Committee's normal practice, I will publish this letter and, in due course, your response. I would appreciate it if you could respond by Thursday, 15 October 2025 at the latest."

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