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UK Bows To Pressure, Likely To Reverse Course On Taxation Of Bitcoin: Will The US Be Next?

Kelly Phillips ErbJanuary 17, 2014July 23, 2020

While the US has yet to offer a solid position on the taxation of Bitcoin, other countries are moving ahead with policy decisions. To date, Singapore and Germany have been cited as those with the most definitive answers on taxing Bitcoin. Are they about to be surpassed by the UK?

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Prada Following Italy’s Latest Fashion Trend: Tax Transfers, Allegations Of Evasion

Kelly Phillips ErbJanuary 11, 2014July 23, 2020

Apparently, the tax devil does not wear Prada. Italian tax authorities are investigating fashion house Prada on allegations of tax evasion. Will this be Dolce & Gabbana all over again?

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Italy Tries Bite At Apple As Authorities Investigate Tax Structures

Kelly Phillips ErbNovember 15, 2013July 18, 2020

The Securities and Exchange Commission may approve of Apple’s overseas tax strategies but Italian taxing authorities aren’t so sure. This week, those Italian taxing authorities

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Bayern Munich Keeps Winning Even As Their Chief Faces Trial For Tax Evasion

Kelly Phillips ErbNovember 5, 2013July 19, 2020

Bayern Munich just keeps winning as it marches towards the UEFA round of 16… But Bayern Chief Uli Hoeness isn’t having the same kind of luck. This week, Hoeness found out that he will face a trial on charges of tax evasion with respect to millions of Euros he kept hidden from German taxing authorities.

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Vatican Suspends ‘Bishop Of Bling’ Over $40 Million Home Renovation

Kelly Phillips ErbOctober 24, 2013July 17, 2020

Pope Francis has suspended a German bishop – dubbed the “Bishop of Bling” – whose $42 million home renovation has outraged the Catholic Church. The lavish renovations, together with other spending allegations, has raised questions about church revenue, much of which is raised through the government. What will this mean for Germany? And is it ever a good idea to mix church and state?

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How Twitter Hopes To Reduce Its Tax Bill (In 140 Characters Or Less)

Kelly Phillips ErbOctober 19, 2013July 17, 2020

The internet is aflutter with the news that Twitter is jumping on the Irish corporate tax bandwagon a la Apple. Will taxpayers react in quite the same way?

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Maradona, Football’s Former ‘Golden Boy,’ Served In Italy For $53M Tax Debt

Kelly Phillips ErbOctober 18, 2013July 17, 2020

Diego Maradona, football’s “Golden Boy” has been served with papers in Italy allowing tax officials to freeze his assets in an effort to pay off tens of millions of dollars in outstanding tax liabilities.

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Russians Consider Boosting Divorce Tax, Citing ‘Moral And Demographic Decline’

Kelly Phillips ErbSeptember 24, 2013July 16, 2020

As Russia’s economy slows down, its leaders are searching for new ways to raise revenue. Yelena Mizulina, the head of the Committee on Family, Women and Children in the Russian Parliament, thinks she has the answer: increase the tax on divorce.

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Achtung Baby: Bono Defends U2 Tax Moves

Kelly Phillips ErbSeptember 24, 2013July 16, 2020

U2 is one of the most successful rock bands in the world. Frontman Bono is considered one of the most charitable men in the world. Yet, when it comes to economics, the band chose to move some operations to the Netherlands in order to pay fewer taxes. Is that hypocrisy? Bono says no.

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IRS Gets Big Win In Corporate Tax Holiday Case, Readies For Next Fight

Kelly Phillips ErbSeptember 19, 2013July 16, 2020

This week, BMC Software Inc., which was acquired this week by a private investor group led by Bain Capital LLC (yes, that Bain Capital) and Golden Gate Capital together with Insight Venture Partners, GIC Special Investments Pte Ltd, and Elliott Management Corporation, found out its fate in a tax dispute with IRS.

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