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EX-F1 CHIEF ECCLESTONE CHARGED WITH $475 MILLION FRAUD

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Bernie Ecclestone supposedly hid offshore assets from UK authorities

 

Previous Formula 1 head Bernie Ecclestone has been hit with a charge of fraud by bogus portrayal by the UK's Crown Prosecution Service after purportedly neglecting to reveal around £400 million ($475 million) of abroad assets.

 

Specialists guarantee that the frequently 91-year-old tycoon kept data connected with the right installment of his expense liabilities and is expected under the steady gaze of Westminster Magistrates' Court on August 22 to answer the charges.

 

Talking on the examination, Simon York, head of HMRC's Fraud Investigation Service said that the charges are the consequence of a boundless examination concerning claimed monetary inconsistencies including Ecclestone, and added that the move was made for the benefit of the UK's "fair citizens".

 

"This follows a complicated and overall criminal examination by HMRC's Fraud Investigation Service," York said.

 

"The crook allegation connects with projected charge liabilities emerging from more than £400m of offshore assets which were covered from HMRC.

 

"HMRC is on fair citizens and we will make an intense move any place we suspect expense fraud. Our message is clear - nobody is past our span."

 

Ecclestone, in the mean time, has been the wellspring of various titles lately attributable to his remarks on Russian President Vladimir Putin.

 

The two cooperated to sort out for a Russian Grand Prix to be added to the yearly Formula 1 race schedule from 2014, with Sochi being in the end chosen as the scene after a delayed mission by Ecclestone.

 

The race, notwithstanding, was eliminated from the 2022 season by F1 bosses following the beginning of Russia's tactical activity in Ukraine.

 

Regardless, Ecclestone touched off a reaction in the Western media when he as of late said on UK breakfast TV that he would cheerfully "take a projectile" for the Russian chief, whom he likewise depicted as a "five star individual".

 

Ecclestone was subsequently compelled to pull out those remarks, telling Sky Sports: "Please accept my apologies assuming whatever I've said has vexed anyone since it surely wasn't expected."

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