Work Area: Tax investigations

Australian tax agency reaches $105 million settlement with Israeli banks

Israeli lender Israel Discount Bank and its subsidiary, Mercantile Discount Bank, have agreed to pay $105 million to settle claims they helped a wealthy Australian family evade income tax.

01 February 2021

Freshfields agrees cum-ex settlement in Germany

Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer has paid €10 million to end German proceedings related to the cum-ex tax fraud scandal without admitting wrongdoing.

29 January 2021

Second defendant identified in Danish cum-ex prosecution

27 January 2021

US accountant in Panama Papers case drops appeal

27 January 2021

UK court rejects hedge fund employee’s European Arrest Warrant challenge

The court described the defendant’s challenge as “so hopeless that it is not properly arguable”, but experts say the case provides clarity on the UK’s post-Brexit extradition arrangement.

20 January 2021

PNF to investigate JPMorgan in tax evasion case

19 January 2021

Denmark charges UK nationals in $1.6 billion cum-ex fraud case

Denmark’s financial prosecutor’s office has formally charged two UK traders in a massive fraud case concerning unlawful refunds of dividend tax.

07 January 2021

Former Spanish king pays outstanding taxes and fines

10 December 2020

GIR Interactive: HMRC focusing on professional enablers

HMRC has approximately 200 criminal investigations into professional enablers on its books, a statistic that a senior agency official says illustrates their prominence in the proliferation of tax fraud.

08 December 2020

Ukraine restores anti-corruption law

07 December 2020

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