Goldman Sachs Japan affiliates allegedly evaded taxes

Seven Japanese affiliates of Goldman Sachs have allegedly evaded taxes by transferring 5b yen (€42m) in income to a Dutch company within the group, reports said.

Seven Japanese affiliates of Goldman Sachs have allegedly evaded taxes by transferring 5b yen (€42m) in income to a Dutch company within the group, reports said.

The affiliates had earned the income by buying and selling bad loans that include land and properties as collateral from Japanese financial institutions, Jiji Press and Kyodo news agencies said.

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