Bernie Ecclestone failed to disclose that he had hundreds of millions of dollars in a trust in Singapore.
Congress Wants to Ban the Junk Fees That Are Hiking Up Your Hotel Bill. That eye-watering sum was handed down by a judge following charges against Ecclestone related to not reporting hundreds of millions of dollars that he had in a trust in Singapore.This New 190-Foot Sailing Catamaran Concept Can Make and Stores Hydrogen FuelSimon Bryan, the judge in the case, said Ecclestone’s actions were “so serious that neither a fine or a community order would be appropriate.
Initially, the former F1 CEO pleaded not guilty to the charges and a trial was planned to start next month. However, he changed his plea, resulting in the $800 million bill and a sentence of 17 months that was suspended because of Ecclestone’s age and health issues. If his record remains clean for the next two years, he will not have to serve his sentence at all, theThis isn’t Ecclestone’s first run-in with the law: In 2008, he paid 10 million pounds to settle a British tax case.
This latest legal ruling, in which Ecclestone will have to part with a good deal of his fortune, has thrown him back into the spotlight for yet another unsavory reason.This New 190-Foot Sailing Catamaran Concept Can Make and Stores Hydrogen FuelMarty, Come Quick! A Barely Driven 1981 DeLorean Was Just Found in a Wisconsin BarnSep. 28–Oct. 1: Indulge in incredible meals, expertly paired wines, and a luxury getaway in Jackson Hole this fall.
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