After Panama leaks Norwegian state started hunt of hidden money in offshore companies. Afraid to get caught made 76 ppl pay taxes in billions . In richest district of Norway ppl payed back 1.5 billion krone and its not end yet. 1 Single person paid 247 million kroner.Unlike our crime minister who is still denying wrong doing and try to save corruption money.
[FONT=&]This is a very large amount, superior to most in Akershus. And there's more out there. Much more. We are on the trail of several issues, says tax crime director Jan-Egil Kristiansen Tax east to Budstikka.
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[FONT=&]ALSO READ: Nesya lawyer must have wondered away 25 million.
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[FONT=&]In all, 310 people in Asker and Brum, 84 in Singapore and 226 in Baerum, have submitted their hidden assets and income to the IRS after it was introduced tax amnesty for such reporting in 2007. The cases of 224 of the 310 persons are processed to now - and these 224 have been increased with a further their taxable assets totaling over 4 billion. 1.5 of these billions were discovered just last year.[/FONT]
[FONT=&]ALSO READ: Did Brum Right also for tax fraud
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The largest single amount: 247 million
[FONT=&]The amounts for each taxpayer vary from a few hundred million to a relatively small amount of some tens of thousands. Tax Administration has decided no longer to provide single amount but Budstikka know the local record from a few years back was 247 million and belonged to a Brum man.[/FONT]
[FONT=&]The 4 billion crowns contain no penalty tax, it lets those who make use of tax amnesty to pay. Penalty Tax can normally reach 60 percent.
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Ages tax capture last year
[FONT=&]In all, 76 people in Asker and notified their hidden assets and revenue last year - compared with 47 the previous year. This is the greatest treasure hunting.
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[FONT=&]- The reason for the large increase we believe may be due to all the attention about the collapsing fortunes abroad in connection with the disclosure of the "Panama-papers" and that many feel that there is great risk that foreign banks will provide information to tax authorities in Norway, says Jan-Egil Kristiansen.[/FONT]
Panama effect and info from banks
[FONT=&]He explains that "Panama" effect manifested itself in that more than twice as many resigned in April, the same month that the first articles were published in Aftenposten.
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[FONT=&]When it comes to the risk that foreign banks must state secret amounts to Norwegian tax authorities, then gave this effect in the form of a noticeable increase in November and December.
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[FONT=&]- We know that many lawyers and consultants recommended their clients to disclose hidden assets and income before year end. The reason is that all 96 countries have now committed themselves to giving including bank details to the IRS. The first data are expected in this year, says Kristiansen.
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Fear is the driver - not morality
[FONT=&]- So there are fears more than morals that govern this?
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[FONT=&]- Yes it must be. Had this been a purely moral concern, villle enough only part of this money entered bit like steadily. There are probably many who feel that the network is about to lace around them now, so there is enough risk of being discovered as the major driver in this picture.
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- A generous scheme
[FONT=&]76 people in Asker and leave money on the table last year - compared with 47 the previous year.[/FONT]
[FONT=&]ALSO READ: Ages tax capture 153 in Asker and Baerum added 2.5 billion hidden on the table[/FONT]
[FONT=&]- What do you think of this as tax crime boss?
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[FONT=&]- I am surprised that there are so many. Nevertheless, the good news with the return of so many issues and so a large amount to the community. We will also be aware that the Norwegian scheme of tax amnesty and they avoid having penalty tax is a generous scheme internationally seen, says Jan-Egil Kristiansen.[/FONT]
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[FONT=&]This is a very large amount, superior to most in Akershus. And there's more out there. Much more. We are on the trail of several issues, says tax crime director Jan-Egil Kristiansen Tax east to Budstikka.
[/FONT]
[FONT=&]ALSO READ: Nesya lawyer must have wondered away 25 million.
[/FONT]
[FONT=&]In all, 310 people in Asker and Brum, 84 in Singapore and 226 in Baerum, have submitted their hidden assets and income to the IRS after it was introduced tax amnesty for such reporting in 2007. The cases of 224 of the 310 persons are processed to now - and these 224 have been increased with a further their taxable assets totaling over 4 billion. 1.5 of these billions were discovered just last year.[/FONT]
[FONT=&]ALSO READ: Did Brum Right also for tax fraud
[/FONT]
The largest single amount: 247 million
[FONT=&]The amounts for each taxpayer vary from a few hundred million to a relatively small amount of some tens of thousands. Tax Administration has decided no longer to provide single amount but Budstikka know the local record from a few years back was 247 million and belonged to a Brum man.[/FONT]
[FONT=&]The 4 billion crowns contain no penalty tax, it lets those who make use of tax amnesty to pay. Penalty Tax can normally reach 60 percent.
[/FONT]
Ages tax capture last year
[FONT=&]In all, 76 people in Asker and notified their hidden assets and revenue last year - compared with 47 the previous year. This is the greatest treasure hunting.
[/FONT]
[FONT=&]- The reason for the large increase we believe may be due to all the attention about the collapsing fortunes abroad in connection with the disclosure of the "Panama-papers" and that many feel that there is great risk that foreign banks will provide information to tax authorities in Norway, says Jan-Egil Kristiansen.[/FONT]
Panama effect and info from banks
[FONT=&]He explains that "Panama" effect manifested itself in that more than twice as many resigned in April, the same month that the first articles were published in Aftenposten.
[/FONT]
[FONT=&]When it comes to the risk that foreign banks must state secret amounts to Norwegian tax authorities, then gave this effect in the form of a noticeable increase in November and December.
[/FONT]
[FONT=&]- We know that many lawyers and consultants recommended their clients to disclose hidden assets and income before year end. The reason is that all 96 countries have now committed themselves to giving including bank details to the IRS. The first data are expected in this year, says Kristiansen.
[/FONT]
Fear is the driver - not morality
[FONT=&]- So there are fears more than morals that govern this?
[/FONT]
[FONT=&]- Yes it must be. Had this been a purely moral concern, villle enough only part of this money entered bit like steadily. There are probably many who feel that the network is about to lace around them now, so there is enough risk of being discovered as the major driver in this picture.
[/FONT]
- A generous scheme
[FONT=&]76 people in Asker and leave money on the table last year - compared with 47 the previous year.[/FONT]
[FONT=&]ALSO READ: Ages tax capture 153 in Asker and Baerum added 2.5 billion hidden on the table[/FONT]
[FONT=&]- What do you think of this as tax crime boss?
[/FONT]
[FONT=&]- I am surprised that there are so many. Nevertheless, the good news with the return of so many issues and so a large amount to the community. We will also be aware that the Norwegian scheme of tax amnesty and they avoid having penalty tax is a generous scheme internationally seen, says Jan-Egil Kristiansen.[/FONT]
(Google Translated)
Source
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