High Court finds NIB encouraged clients to evade tax

The High Court inspector’s report into practices at National Irish Bank has found that the bank unlawfully encouraged people to evade tax through bogus non-resident accounts.

High Court finds NIB encouraged clients to evade tax

The High Court inspector’s report into practices at National Irish Bank has found that the bank unlawfully encouraged people to evade tax through bogus non-resident accounts.

The report said the opening and maintenance of such accounts was widespread throughout the NIB branch network. It said senior management was aware of the existence of bogus non-resident accounts, but failed to ensure that tax was paid on the deposits.

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