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Tax evasion of ex-Wendel executives: JPMorgan pays 25 million euros in fines to close prosecutions

2021-09-02T10:07:12.961Z


The American bank was suspected of having financed a tax evasion mechanism in France. Bank JP Morgan on Thursday agreed to pay a 25 million euro fine via a legal transaction to close the lawsuits and avoid a trial in the case of suspicion of tax evasion of former Wendel executives, a decision validated by the Paris judicial tribunal. Read alsoJP Morgan weakened by the heart attack of his boss By signing this judicial agreement of public interest (Cjip) with the National Financial


Bank JP Morgan on Thursday agreed to pay a 25 million euro fine via a legal transaction to close the lawsuits and avoid a trial in the case of suspicion of tax evasion of former Wendel executives, a decision validated by the Paris judicial tribunal.

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By signing this judicial agreement of public interest (Cjip) with the National Financial Prosecutor's Office, JP Morgan Chase, who was suspected of having participated in the financing of this alleged tax fraud via loans, avoids a trial for complicity in tax fraud. On the other hand, a trial is still scheduled for the former managers of the investment company.

Source: lefigaro

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