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Italian Authorities Seize \$6 Million in Assets from Phone Company Amid Tax Fraud Investigation
Italian authorities seized \$6 million in assets from a Casalnuovo di Napoli phone and appliance company and its influencer owner, Angelo Napolitano, due to an alleged tax fraud scheme involving the evasion of millions of euros in VAT through the issuance of false invoices.
Italian Authorities Seize \$6 Million in Assets from Phone Company Amid Tax Fraud Investigation
Italian authorities seized \$6 million in assets from a Casalnuovo di Napoli phone and appliance company and its influencer owner, Angelo Napolitano, due to an alleged tax fraud scheme involving the evasion of millions of euros in VAT through the issuance of false invoices.
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36% Bias Score


German Court Upholds Millions in Fines for "Cum-Ex" Tax Fraud
Germany's top court upheld millions of euros in fines against a bank and two London share traders for their participation in the "cum-ex" tax fraud scheme, confirming a 2020 Bonn court decision and setting a precedent for future cases involving the complex financial scheme.
German Court Upholds Millions in Fines for "Cum-Ex" Tax Fraud
Germany's top court upheld millions of euros in fines against a bank and two London share traders for their participation in the "cum-ex" tax fraud scheme, confirming a 2020 Bonn court decision and setting a precedent for future cases involving the complex financial scheme.
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40% Bias Score


France Withdraws Regulation Weakening Anti-Tax Fraud Measures Amidst Senate Pressure
The French government withdrew a regulation weakening anti-tax fraud measures ('CumCum') after senators' protests, citing political considerations and upcoming budget negotiations; approximately €4.5 billion in 'CumCum' related tax fraud is currently under recovery in France.
France Withdraws Regulation Weakening Anti-Tax Fraud Measures Amidst Senate Pressure
The French government withdrew a regulation weakening anti-tax fraud measures ('CumCum') after senators' protests, citing political considerations and upcoming budget negotiations; approximately €4.5 billion in 'CumCum' related tax fraud is currently under recovery in France.
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48% Bias Score


Spanish Ministry of Finance Received Confidential Tax Information in 2017: Emails Reveal Potential Violations
Emails reveal that Spain's Ministry of Finance under Cristóbal Montoro received confidential tax information on high-profile individuals and cases from the Tax Agency in 2017, potentially violating confidentiality laws and raising concerns about political influence.
Spanish Ministry of Finance Received Confidential Tax Information in 2017: Emails Reveal Potential Violations
Emails reveal that Spain's Ministry of Finance under Cristóbal Montoro received confidential tax information on high-profile individuals and cases from the Tax Agency in 2017, potentially violating confidentiality laws and raising concerns about political influence.
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52% Bias Score


Spanish Judge Implicates Former Finance Officials in Tax Break Scheme
A Spanish judge's ruling implicates 28 individuals, including former high-ranking officials from Spain's Ministry of Finance and executives from Equipo Económico, in a scheme to secure favorable tax legislation for gas companies between 2013 and 2018, allegedly leveraging their connections for finan...
Spanish Judge Implicates Former Finance Officials in Tax Break Scheme
A Spanish judge's ruling implicates 28 individuals, including former high-ranking officials from Spain's Ministry of Finance and executives from Equipo Económico, in a scheme to secure favorable tax legislation for gas companies between 2013 and 2018, allegedly leveraging their connections for finan...
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56% Bias Score


Ancelotti Sentenced to Prison for Tax Evasion
Brazilian national football team coach Carlo Ancelotti was sentenced to one year in prison and fined over €386,000 for tax evasion during his 2014 tenure at Real Madrid, using shell companies in tax havens to receive 15% of his salary through image rights, avoiding taxes on €1.2 million in income.
Ancelotti Sentenced to Prison for Tax Evasion
Brazilian national football team coach Carlo Ancelotti was sentenced to one year in prison and fined over €386,000 for tax evasion during his 2014 tenure at Real Madrid, using shell companies in tax havens to receive 15% of his salary through image rights, avoiding taxes on €1.2 million in income.
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48% Bias Score

John Elkann, Stellantis CEO, Receives 10-Month Community Service Sentence and €183 Million Tax Repayment
Following a protracted legal battle, John Elkann, chairman of Stellantis, was sentenced to ten months of community service and ordered to repay €183 million in taxes related to his grandmother's estate, a case that has deeply divided the Agnelli family.

John Elkann, Stellantis CEO, Receives 10-Month Community Service Sentence and €183 Million Tax Repayment
Following a protracted legal battle, John Elkann, chairman of Stellantis, was sentenced to ten months of community service and ordered to repay €183 million in taxes related to his grandmother's estate, a case that has deeply divided the Agnelli family.
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40% Bias Score

Cum-Cum Tax Schemes Cost Governments Over €140 Billion
Tax schemes known as "cum-ex" and "cum-cum" have cost Germany an estimated €29 billion between 2000 and 2020, with global losses exceeding €140 billion, due to a legal loophole that allows financial institutions to claim multiple tax refunds on dividend payments.

Cum-Cum Tax Schemes Cost Governments Over €140 Billion
Tax schemes known as "cum-ex" and "cum-cum" have cost Germany an estimated €29 billion between 2000 and 2020, with global losses exceeding €140 billion, due to a legal loophole that allows financial institutions to claim multiple tax refunds on dividend payments.
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44% Bias Score

German Tax Authorities Investigate Influencer Tax Evasion
German tax authorities are investigating influencers for tax evasion, with an estimated €300 million in unpaid taxes in North Rhine-Westphalia alone; the complexity of the influencer business model and lack of experience among many influencers contribute to the problem.

German Tax Authorities Investigate Influencer Tax Evasion
German tax authorities are investigating influencers for tax evasion, with an estimated €300 million in unpaid taxes in North Rhine-Westphalia alone; the complexity of the influencer business model and lack of experience among many influencers contribute to the problem.
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60% Bias Score

Andalusian PSOE Demands Explanations in Montoro Bribery Case
The PSOE in Andalusia demands explanations from President Moreno Bonilla about his former Finance Minister, Alberto García Valera's, alleged involvement in the Montoro case, a bribery scheme to alter laws, which came to light this week after a 2017 investigation. García Valera was appointed in Janua...

Andalusian PSOE Demands Explanations in Montoro Bribery Case
The PSOE in Andalusia demands explanations from President Moreno Bonilla about his former Finance Minister, Alberto García Valera's, alleged involvement in the Montoro case, a bribery scheme to alter laws, which came to light this week after a 2017 investigation. García Valera was appointed in Janua...
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48% Bias Score

€300 Million Tax Fraud Investigation of German Influencers
German authorities are investigating approximately €300 million in suspected tax fraud by influencers in Nordrhein-Westfalen, using 6,000 data sets from social media platforms; the Landesamt zur Bekämpfung der Finanzkriminalität (LBF NRW) has initiated specialized investigative methods to track down...

€300 Million Tax Fraud Investigation of German Influencers
German authorities are investigating approximately €300 million in suspected tax fraud by influencers in Nordrhein-Westfalen, using 6,000 data sets from social media platforms; the Landesamt zur Bekämpfung der Finanzkriminalität (LBF NRW) has initiated specialized investigative methods to track down...
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60% Bias Score

Spanish Tax Advisor Sentenced to 80 Years, Prosecutor Seeks Immediate Imprisonment
Fernando Peña, owner of Nummaria, was sentenced to 80 years in prison for creating an offshore tax evasion scheme for his firm and clients, including actors Imanol Arias and Ana Duato; the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office seeks his immediate imprisonment.

Spanish Tax Advisor Sentenced to 80 Years, Prosecutor Seeks Immediate Imprisonment
Fernando Peña, owner of Nummaria, was sentenced to 80 years in prison for creating an offshore tax evasion scheme for his firm and clients, including actors Imanol Arias and Ana Duato; the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office seeks his immediate imprisonment.
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40% Bias Score
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