Nightclub business faces €479k tax bill

Impresario John Reynolds’ nightclub business has been forced to hand over almost half a million euro as part of an investigation into tax defaulters.

Nightclub business faces €479k tax bill
Tue, 13 Mar, 2012 - 18:26

Impresario John Reynolds’ nightclub business has been forced to hand over almost half a million euro as part of an investigation into tax defaulters.

Pod Entertainment Ltd, run by the Electric Picnic organiser and nephew of former Taoiseach Albert Reynolds, has been ordered to make a settlement of €479,211 in unpaid tax, interest and penalties, Revenue officials revealed.

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