By Charlie Conchie Brewdog’s failure to publish its accounts on time shows that tougher penalties are needed to stop firms from flouting the rules, according to top tax lawyer Dan Neidle. Neidle, who came to prominence for exposing former Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi’s tax affairs in 2022, has said that bigger firms are currently able to ignore accounting deadlines imposed by Companies House due to the meagre fines imposed by the body. Brewdog, the divisive Scottish pale ale maker, was due to file its accounts for 2023 with Companies House by the end of June, but has failed to offer any explanatio…