Well, there's dihonesty and there's dishonesty. On one hand there's getting your taxes wrong and paying the price later, and on the other hand there is spending a fortune on tax lawyers to find ways of legally reducing tax liabilities depriving public services.    I know which is the greater wrong in my book, especially where the most wealthy have the means to buy their way out of taxation. (My bold/italics)

And no, I'm not rich, and I used to work for HMRC, so I know a lot about it.