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Tax Fraud - Former Australian World Cup Football Coach

Current Russian national coach, Gus Hiddink has been jailed for up to six months for tax fraud. The jail sentence for this fraud has also come with a fine of 45,000 euros. Tax fraud totaling 1.4 million euros in past due was alleged back in 2003 and the coach has already been acquitted of tax fraud also back in 2002. Seems like an interesting pattern of cheating the government. Despite a guilty verdict in this case, it is expected that he will appeal the verdict soon.

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