Nothing illegal about investment package, libel trial told

A tax expert has told the High Court that the investment package at the centre of the Beverly Cooper-Flynn libel trial was in accordance with Irish tax laws.

Nothing illegal about investment package, libel trial told
Fri, 16 Feb, 2001 - 14:19

A tax expert has told the High Court that the investment package at the centre of the Beverly Cooper-Flynn libel trial was in accordance with Irish tax laws.

Aidan McLoughlin said that the CMI personal portfolio did not breach Revenue Commission laws.

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