Request for Ewanick
A Girl in the Black Honda viewer just asked if I planned any trips for NISSAN executives to Bermuda. The answer is "no I did not."
World, I just found out WHY the question was asked….. WOW!!!!
Nashville Business Journal - by Annie Johnson , Staff Writer
Date: Wednesday, January 5, 2011, 9:42am CST - Last Modified: Wednesday, January 5, 2011, 11:25am CST
Franklin-based Nissan North American has been forced to turn over contracts and letters to the Internal Revenue Service related to business conducted in Bermuda, which court documents describe as an “offshore tax haven.”
Nissan, whose global headquarters are in Japan, declined in February to release those documents because the company claimed they were “overly broad” and “not relevant to a particular tax or business matter.”
On Monday, a judge in the U.S. District Court Middle District of Tennessee ruled that Nissan would have to comply with the IRS request.
“We’re disappointed by the ruling but we certainly respect it and we will reply by turning over all the requested documentation,” said Nissan North America spokesman David Reuter.
According to the documents, the IRS believes Nissan moved certain business to Bermuda in order to avoid paying U.S taxes.
Nissan just finished a strong year, with 2010 sales up more than 26 percent.
Franklin-based Nissan North American has been forced to turn over contracts and letters to the Internal Revenue Service related to business conducted in Bermuda, which court documents describe as an “offshore tax haven.”
Nissan, whose global headquarters are in Japan, declined in February to release those documents because the company claimed they were “overly broad” and “not relevant to a particular tax or business matter.”
On Monday, a judge in the U.S. District Court Middle District of Tennessee ruled that Nissan would have to comply with the IRS request.
“We’re disappointed by the ruling but we certainly respect it and we will reply by turning over all the requested documentation,” said Nissan North America spokesman David Reuter.
According to the documents, the IRS believes Nissan moved certain business to Bermuda in order to avoid paying U.S taxes. ………..
Mr. Ewanick,
I’m getting a bit tired of “Fighting for Human Decency”
??? Have YOU thought about hiring me to do research.. I’ll work hard and I’ve got “range”.
Sir, I just want to work for a company that “lets ‘skirts’ speak”.
I hear the Cruze is cute and congrats on you recent title upgrade J J
Have A Great Day!!!
Sharyn
