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Companies Doing Business Overseas Are Now on the IRS Radar Screen Says Marks Paneth & Shron Director and Former IRS ... (Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance) NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwire - 03/11/10) - Companies with overseas operations or transactions -- especially small, privately held ones -- are now a key target for U.S. tax authorities, says Marks Paneth & Shron director. "If you do business overseas, you're now on the IRS's radar screen," says David Gannaway , a former IRS special agent who is now a director in the Litigation and Corporate ... More . . . Companies Doing Business Overseas Are Now on the IRS Radar Screen Says Marks Paneth & Shron Director and Former IRS ... (Marketwire) "A Perfect Storm": Tax Authorities Expand Their Revenue Hunt -- and Shift Their Focus to Privately Owned Businesses With International Operations; Closely Held and Family Businesses Are at Risk; Owners and Executives Can Face Criminal Penalties; Tax Fraud Specialist Describes the Dangers -- and the Steps High-Net-Worth Business Leaders Should Take Now More . . . ATO takes aim at the murky side (The Age) Investigators are focusing on foreign multinationals as the Tax Office unravels a series of minimisation strategies. More . . . Edis Kayalar gets 2 years behind bars for attempting to extort money from Cindy Crawford (New York Daily News) The creep accused of blackmailing supermodel Cindy Crawford was sentenced to two years behind bars, a German court said Tuesday. More . . . Spy snapshot (BBC News) Report gives insight into everyday work of UK spy services More . . . RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: I look down on him because... (Daily Mail) The General Election debates between the three main party leaders threaten to be uninspiring, sterile affairs, smothered by a catalogue of ground rules and restrictions. More . . . OrbitRemit makes it cheaper to send money abroad (Timaru Herald) The global money-transfer business is a world away from selling property, but three Wellington real estate agents are making a go of it. More . . . Best Winter Games ever? (BBC News) James Pearce on why Vancouver was so special More . . . Spy snapshot (BBC News) Report gives insight into everyday work of security services More . . . Red Knights hire bankers to plot Manchester United takeover (Guardian Unlimited) • Battle lines drawn in fight for soul of famous club • Glazers sign sponsorship deal with telecoms firm Less than a fortnight since news of the first meeting of the Red Knights around a table in Fleet Street leaked, the battle lines have been drawn. On one side a group of up to 70 wealthy investors are prepared to pool their finances to fund a bid for the club, backed by a well marshalled ... More . . . Advertise on this page
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