HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) published the names and photographs of people it said had cost taxpayers millions in lost revenue, but 19 remain at large.
Labour said the arrest rate suggested the project had been a "huge failure".
But HMRC said it had intelligence on a number of suspects and 10 more faces have now been added to its gallery.
It said last year's appeal had helped provide intelligence on 17 of the alleged offenders, many of whom have been through the court process in their absence, while one was arrested.
John Nugent, who was 53 at the time, was caught in the US after the authorities there carried out checks on their systems and found he had overstayed on a tourist visa.
Clicky... Amazing how the BBC chant the mantra of tax avoidance or tax fraud yet if we look elsewhere, in the
Telegraph for instance, we discover that most of these people have been caught smuggling fags or tobacco products...
Clearly, that is still tax/duty avoidance/fraud but you have to question how sensible it is to charge £7 for a packet of fags which can be brought elsewhere legally for a fraction of that price...?
Surely,
The Laffer Curve and common sense tell us that we are deep into the area of diminishing returns from increasing the duty on fags...? Instead of spending millions trying to stop these people we'd be better off just reducing the duty to sensible levels....?
