New US Ambassador to the UK

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AtW replied

19 January 2017, 21:38
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

Post Brexit the UK might become a bona fide tax haven, so sounds a good choice.

Americans have to pay taxes on workd wide income
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DimPrawn replied

19 January 2017, 21:02
Post Brexit the UK might become a bona fide tax haven, so sounds a good choice.
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darmstadt started a topic New US Ambassador to the UK

19 January 2017, 20:29
New US Ambassador to the UK

A big welcome to Woody Johnson, who, you may ask. Well you've all heard of Johnson and Johnson, that's was his family but he's also the perfect choice for the UK:

In 2006, Johnson was called to testify before the Senate on the use of tax avoidance schemes by his investment firm. He claimed he had relied on professional advisers who told him the use of tax havens was lawful, and he later settled with the Internal Revenue Service, paying all the outstanding taxes and interest.
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