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Previously on "tax evasion Italian style"

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  • eek
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    Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
    I wonder how many of those doing the bombing paid any tax atall?
    Are the bombing materials tax deductible?

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  • BrilloPad
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    I wonder how many of those doing the bombing paid any tax atall?

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  • Jog On
    started a topic tax evasion Italian style

    tax evasion Italian style

    Italy Tax Agents on Frontline of Anti-Austerity Backlash - Businessweek

    Equitalia, the state tax-collection agency, has been targeted in a wave of attacks as Italians chafe under stepped-up efforts to recover an estimated 120 billion euros ($153 billion) in lost revenue from evasion. On May 12, a Molotov cocktail exploded outside Equitalia’s Livorno office, one day after a parcel bomb was delivered to the Rome headquarters, site of a December explosion that tore off part of the general manager’s hand.

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