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Looks like the #JustinTrudeau government really thinks more #corruption will save them from Canadian voters. They enacted a secret settlement with KPMG last week to hide the auditing firms role in tax evasion using shell companies. #ButNothingsHappening cbc.ca/news/business/…
Avoiding taxes by donating money to off-shore shell companies & foundations. But secretly keeping access to spend the money off the books.
With the government avoiding exposure of the corruption by negotiating secret deals that are sealed for 'privacy'.
With the government avoiding exposure of the corruption by negotiating secret deals that are sealed for 'privacy'.
Well, KPMG taking a 15% commission on any taxes evaded is pretty damning. The big global auditing firms are under fire & investigation in many nations for enabling tax evasion & money laundering.
Wow, what an offer from the Trudeau government. Tax evaders could avoid prison & penalties in exchange for keeping the corruption secret from the voters of Canada, what a deal...
It doesn't look like they learned their lesson in 2017. I think they will be taught a very important election this fall at the elections!
Even better, appoint one of the executives from KPMG to the Liberal Party's board of directors.
Sounds like the DNC & Obama's Cabinet!
Sounds like the DNC & Obama's Cabinet!
Sure, it's perfectly legal says KPMG. But now that the public knows about it they won't do it anymore! Why not if it is legal?
I guess we won't know why not, because the settlements are secret!
I guess we won't know why not, because the settlements are secret!
But of course, the Trudeau government is covering it all up as a favor to the Canadian taxpayers who shouldn't be burdened with paying to prosecute these people. So nice of Trudeau to keep his friends out of jail & tell the voters they should like it!
