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Europeans Press for Digital Tax at G20 Meeting
European finance leaders called for progress on global rules to tax the digital economy at a meeting of G20 finance ministers and central bankers in Argentina on Sunday.
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Prosecutors Not Against Replacing Lionel Messi Jail Term With Fine
Prosecutors in Barcelona say they are not against replacing football star Lionel Messi's 21-month jail sentence for tax fraud with a fine.
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Lionel Messi, Oscar Pistorius - Sports Greats Whom Fate Dumped The Same Day
Lionel Messi and Oscar Pistorius, greats in their own rights, saw their image tarnished forever on Wednesday, for off-field offences. Is it time to see our sporting heroes in a more mundane light now?
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Lionel Messi Says 'Knew Nothing' at Tax Fraud Trial in Spain
Lionel Messi and his father, who has managed his son's financial affairs since he was a child, have been charged on three counts of tax fraud. Both appeared in a Barcelona court on Thursday
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Lionel Messi Appears in Court at Tax Fraud Trial in Spain
Lionel Messi and his father are accused of using a chain of fake companies in Belize and Uruguay to avoid paying taxes on USD 4.6 million of Messi's income earned through the sale of his image rights from 2007-09
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Lionel Messi to Take Stand at Tax Fraud Trial in Spain
Lionel Messi, for the first time, will take stand at the
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Lionel Messi's Tax Fraud Case Trial Opens in Spain in His Absence
Barcelona striker Lionel Messi and his father are accused of using a chain of fake companies in Belize and Uruguay to avoid paying taxes on
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Lionel Messi Due to go on Trial in Spain For Tax Fraud
Lionel Messi and his father, Jorge Horacio Messi, are accused of using a chain of fake companies in Belize and Uruguay to avoid paying taxes on USD 4.7 million of Messi's income earned through the sale of his image rights from 2007-09
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Lionel Messi Tax Trial Dates Altered For Copa America
Spanish prosecutors are seeking a jail sentence of 22-and-a-half months for Lionel Messi.
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Panama Papers: Lionel Messi, FIFA Officials, Michel Platini Named in Secret Offshore Files
'The Panama Papers' leaked documents include the names of FIFA officials and 20 high-profile footballers with offshore financial dealings, with Argentina and Barcelona star Lionel Messi's name being the most high-profile of all.
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Javier Mascherano Accepts One-Year Suspended Prison Sentence Over Tax Fraud
Javier Mascherano was sentenced to one-year in prison for committing tax fraud of 1.5 million euros, but the FC Barcelona and Argentina defender will avoid jail term by paying a fine of 816,000 euros. In Spain, sentences less than two years are normally suspended.
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Argentina's New President Cuts Taxes on Farms, Manufacturing
Argentina's conservative new president, Mauricio Macri, got down to business Monday by eliminating or cutting a string of taxes on agricultural and industrial exports, seeking to kick-start Latin America's third-largest economy.
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Javier Mascherano Admits to Tax Fraud Charges
Spanish state prosecutors alleged the former West Ham and Liverpool midfielder failed to declare over 1.5 million euros in earnings in 2011 and 2012 by ceding his image rights to companies he owns in Portugal and the United States.
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Lionel Messi Faces Trial Over Rs 30 Crore Tax Fraud
Lionel Messi faces a tax fraud trial after a court said that there was enough evidence that the Barcelona star has 'benefitted' from a network of companies that has helped him to skirt the laws of the Spanish Tax Agency.
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India's Income Tax department Issued Summons, Admits HSBC
British banking giant HSBC today said it has been served summons by the Indian tax authorities. The bank also admitted that it was being probed by tax authorities in many other countries regarding alleged irregularities by its Swiss banking unit.
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Europeans Press for Digital Tax at G20 Meeting
European finance leaders called for progress on global rules to tax the digital economy at a meeting of G20 finance ministers and central bankers in Argentina on Sunday.
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Prosecutors Not Against Replacing Lionel Messi Jail Term With Fine
Prosecutors in Barcelona say they are not against replacing football star Lionel Messi's 21-month jail sentence for tax fraud with a fine.
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Lionel Messi, Oscar Pistorius - Sports Greats Whom Fate Dumped The Same Day
Lionel Messi and Oscar Pistorius, greats in their own rights, saw their image tarnished forever on Wednesday, for off-field offences. Is it time to see our sporting heroes in a more mundane light now?
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Lionel Messi Says 'Knew Nothing' at Tax Fraud Trial in Spain
Lionel Messi and his father, who has managed his son's financial affairs since he was a child, have been charged on three counts of tax fraud. Both appeared in a Barcelona court on Thursday
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Lionel Messi Appears in Court at Tax Fraud Trial in Spain
Lionel Messi and his father are accused of using a chain of fake companies in Belize and Uruguay to avoid paying taxes on USD 4.6 million of Messi's income earned through the sale of his image rights from 2007-09
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Lionel Messi to Take Stand at Tax Fraud Trial in Spain
Lionel Messi, for the first time, will take stand at the
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Lionel Messi's Tax Fraud Case Trial Opens in Spain in His Absence
Barcelona striker Lionel Messi and his father are accused of using a chain of fake companies in Belize and Uruguay to avoid paying taxes on
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Lionel Messi Due to go on Trial in Spain For Tax Fraud
Lionel Messi and his father, Jorge Horacio Messi, are accused of using a chain of fake companies in Belize and Uruguay to avoid paying taxes on USD 4.7 million of Messi's income earned through the sale of his image rights from 2007-09
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Lionel Messi Tax Trial Dates Altered For Copa America
Spanish prosecutors are seeking a jail sentence of 22-and-a-half months for Lionel Messi.
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Panama Papers: Lionel Messi, FIFA Officials, Michel Platini Named in Secret Offshore Files
'The Panama Papers' leaked documents include the names of FIFA officials and 20 high-profile footballers with offshore financial dealings, with Argentina and Barcelona star Lionel Messi's name being the most high-profile of all.
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Javier Mascherano Accepts One-Year Suspended Prison Sentence Over Tax Fraud
Javier Mascherano was sentenced to one-year in prison for committing tax fraud of 1.5 million euros, but the FC Barcelona and Argentina defender will avoid jail term by paying a fine of 816,000 euros. In Spain, sentences less than two years are normally suspended.
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Argentina's New President Cuts Taxes on Farms, Manufacturing
Argentina's conservative new president, Mauricio Macri, got down to business Monday by eliminating or cutting a string of taxes on agricultural and industrial exports, seeking to kick-start Latin America's third-largest economy.
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Javier Mascherano Admits to Tax Fraud Charges
Spanish state prosecutors alleged the former West Ham and Liverpool midfielder failed to declare over 1.5 million euros in earnings in 2011 and 2012 by ceding his image rights to companies he owns in Portugal and the United States.
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Lionel Messi Faces Trial Over Rs 30 Crore Tax Fraud
Lionel Messi faces a tax fraud trial after a court said that there was enough evidence that the Barcelona star has 'benefitted' from a network of companies that has helped him to skirt the laws of the Spanish Tax Agency.
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India's Income Tax department Issued Summons, Admits HSBC
British banking giant HSBC today said it has been served summons by the Indian tax authorities. The bank also admitted that it was being probed by tax authorities in many other countries regarding alleged irregularities by its Swiss banking unit.
