Deutsche Bank to pay $95 million to resolve U.S. tax case
Baku, 5 January, AZERTAC
Deutsche Bank AG has agreed to pay $95 million to resolve a U.S. government lawsuit accusing the German bank of using shell companies to evade significant tax liabilities in 2000, the “lemonde.fr” website said.
As part of the settlement, Deutsche Bank has also agreed to admit and accept responsibility for various conduct at issue in the lawsuit, which had sought more than $190 million, according to court papers filed in federal court in Manhattan.
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