Evasion

We’re seeing several mobile ports of console games. Just recently, Streets of Rage 4 just got a mobile port. Now, according to Android Police, Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion has just made its way over to mobile platforms.This game was originally released on consoles back in 2020 to high reviews and a lot of praise. It takes the top-down adventure game genre and adds a comedic twist to it. Now, along with being on mobile devices, Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion is also on the PC. You can pick it up on Steam for $14.99 (at…

Fans of Zelda who are also partial to a turnip or two are in for a good time after Graffiti Games and Plug In Digital made Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion available for download across Apple's platforms. The new RPG game is a delight and you can download it now. Available in the App Store on iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV, Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion is also available on the Mac if you're running one of those fancy new Apple silicon machines. Those of us still rocking an Intel space heater will have to make do with playing…

Billionaire Robert Brockman is competent to stand trial for tax evasion, a federal judge ruled, finding that the Texas automotive-software mogul was exaggerating his symptoms of dementia in an effort to avoid prosecution and a potentially lengthy prison sentence.Mr. Brockman was indicted in October 2020 on charges that he used a web of offshore entities to evade taxes on about $2 billion in income. Prosecutors have called it the biggest tax-fraud case ever brought against an individual in U.S. history. Billionaire …

The US Department of Justice is prosecuting the operator of a payment platform that flouted economic sanctions using cryptocurrency. As reported by The Washington Post, it’s possibly the first criminal prosecution of crypto-related sanctions evasion — underscoring both the technology’s potential for getting around financial blocks and its traceability by law enforcement. District of Columbia Magistrate Judge Zia Faruqui revealed the prosecution’s existence in an opinion on a still-sealed case, omitting the name of the…

Indian tax officials froze $478 million (roughly Rs. 3,699 crore) worth of deposits lying in local bank accounts of China's Xiaomi in February as part of an investigation into alleged tax evasion, according to two sources and a court filing reviewed by Reuters.The fund freeze by tax authorities, being reported for the first time by Reuters, comes on top of another legal tussle Chinese smartphone giant Xiaomi faces where it has challenged — successfully so far — a block on $725 million (roughly Rs. 5,624 crore) of its…

An Indian tax investigation on China's Huawei has found that the telecoms equipment maker manipulated account books to reduce its taxable income in the country, an Indian government source told Reuters on Thursday.Without naming the company, India's Ministry of Finance said that a major telecoms group "failed to provide any substantial and appropriate justification" on tax claims during income tax raids on its offices in three Indian cities last month.A Huawei spokesperson in India did not immediately respond to a request…