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Originally Posted by Quick Enough
"I am not sure what Louisiana domestic politics and US domestic politics has to do with Mick Jagger,"
Some wet their pants just at the mention of some old stars name!
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I think Mick Jagger and Joe Biden probably wear specially pads for that.
As for Jagger, an alleged tax avoider, he just says whatever the audience want to hear, and will talk the talk when it comes to the left, however when it comes to walking the walk it seems a very different matter.
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Originally Posted by Daily Mail (4th April 2024)
They call themselves the Glimmer Twins – but perhaps Sir Mick Jagger and Keith Richards should be upgraded to solid gold.
For it can be revealed that The Rolling Stones' company earned at least $180million (£142million) over nine years, but paid tax amounting to less than 1 per cent of the total.
The Stones' holding company, Promogroup BV, has been quietly raking in millions since 2013, records held by the Dutch Chamber of Commerce show.
In the most recent documents, filed in March this year, the directors note that 'receivables' in the year from January to December 2021 amounted to $25million (£20million). In that period they paid tax of $213,000 (£168,000).
The previous year, ending December 2020, they paid $75,000 (£60,000) in tax but reported receivables – including royalties, which are then counted as assets – of $33million (£26 million).
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Mick Jagger and Keith Richards' holding company rakes in more than £140 million as it pays just 1% tax, writes ALISON BOSHOFF - Daily Mail (4th April 2024)
1972: the year The Rolling Stones became tax exiles - Far Out Magazine (2023)
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As for Luke Skywalker, I wish he would just go away, as no one cares about his political views.
Star Wars’ Mark Hamill hails ‘Joe-B-Wan Kenobi’ after White House meeting - The Guardian (3rd May 2024)