Roman Abramovich could owe UK £1bn over tax dodge that helped bankroll Chelsea FC
Scheme to avoid tax on offshore billions may have been botched because money was managed from the UK, BBC learns.
Former Chelsea owner Abramovich dodged tax with Cyprus-based operations
Russian billionaire and former Chelsea Football Club owner Roman Abramovich avoided paying tax on his fleet of yachts through a scheme based in Cyprus, according to reports released on Tuesday.A report compiled by a number of international news organisations and the Bureau of Investigative Journalism found through documents contained in the Cyprus Confidential papers that the scheme could have helped companies owned by Abramovich avoid
Abramovich ‘dodged millions in tax by renting out superyachts’, reports claim
Roman Abramovich allegedly dodged potentially tens of millions of euros in tax by renting out his superyachts to himself, according to an investigation. From 2005 until 2012, the former Chelsea FC owner is alleged to have registered five luxury yachts as commercial vehicles, thereby avoiding paying VAT on their purchase and running costs.
Abramovich dodged millions in tax with superyachts-for-hire scheme
The scheme to dodge tax on the yachts - and other secrets of the sanctioned oligarch's corporate empire - is laid bare in over 400,000 files and 72,000 emails leaked from a Cypriot corporate service provider, MeritServus.
Abramovich accused of dodging millions in tax through yacht scheme
The Russian billionaire denied knowledge of the arrangement, saying he was not personally responsible or liable for the alleged tax evasion. View on euronews
Sanctioned Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich dodged millions in tax with offshore superyacht scheme
Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich used a complex offshore scheme to dodge millions in tax on his fleet of luxury superyachts, leaked documents have revealed. Files from Cyprus Confidential show how Abramovich's companies created a fiction that five of his superyachts were being hired out commercially to avoid VAT payments.
Roman Abramovich denies owing UK £1billion over tax dodge that helped fund Chelsea
FORMER Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich could owe the UK up to £1billion in unpaid tax, it is claimed. The sanctioned Russian ...
Roman Abramovich 'still angry' about Chelsea exit as new accusations come to light
Former Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich is still disappointed with how he was forced to sell the club, a former player has ...
Roman Abramovich’s life of luxury in Turkish exile
Turkey is a necessary home for Abramovich now, with 2022 sanctions from the European Union and British Government curtailing ...
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Chelsea will be ‘absolutely delighted’ after securing ‘£100m discount’ thanks to Roman Abramovich
Conversely, success under Roman Abramovich was almost instantaneous. After buying Chelsea for £60m in 2003, he immediately ...
Where is Roman Abramovich now? Ex-Chelsea owner's secret life in Turkey and Tel Aviv
Former Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich is spending much of his time in Turkey, which did not place any sanction on Russia ...
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Ex-Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich rarely keeps up with football now and lives life in exile as details of his rumored location come to light
Chelsea's previous owner Roman Abramovich reportedly lives in Istanbul and rarely follows football anymore. The Russian is seen on his yacht at times but is generally away from the public sight.
Chelsea set to escape points deduction over secret payments made under Abramovich risking fury of Premier League rivals
CHELSEA are close to escaping a points deduction for the secret payments during the ownership of Roman Abramovich. The ...
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Chelsea top earners: A breakdown of five players with the highest weekly wages
Since Chelsea's takeover, first under Roman Abramovich and now in the Todd Boehly era, the Blues have rarely been shy about ...