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Armani Expands in Rome

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Thanks for the link.

I hope he's being more careful with his Italian tax arrangements than D&G have been!
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I hope he's being more careful with his Italian tax arrangements than D&G have been! :D


Maybe he is now more careful, but he wasn't always and he certainly has form in dodgy deals:

In 1996, Giorgio Armani received a nine-month suspended sentence and was fined $64,000 for paying off tax authorities in exchange for favorable audits. Mr. Armani admitted to having paid the bribes.

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887323893504578555381442663340.html


Mr Armani did not venture whether his conviction for tax evasion in 1996, when he was given a nine-month suspended jail sentence and fined £40,000 after bribing tax officials to perform "friendly" audits, had played any part in the formation of his anti-consumerist philosophy.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...-and-then-sells-his-jeans-for-100-a-pair.html
 

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