'Crocodile Dundee' star Paul Hogan ends tax battle (only $156 million)

Yahoo ^ | 5/01/12

[Libloather]

'Crocodile Dundee' star Paul Hogan ends tax battle
Associated Press – Tue, May 1, 2012

SYDNEY (AP) — "Crocodile Dundee" star Paul Hogan has resolved his seven-year battle with Australian tax authorities over alleged unpaid taxes dating back to his first international hit movie in the 1980s.

Hogan and his friend and producer John Cornell said through their lawyer, Andrew Robinson, on Monday that the pair had reached a settlement with tax authorities to resolve more than 150 million Australian dollars ($156 million) in alleged unpaid taxes and penalties.

[DJlaysitup]

He still has Linda Kozlowski.

Loved the scene where she says: "That Crock would have eaten me alive"

and Dundee comes back with: "Well I wouldn't hold that against him...same thought crossed my mind once or twice".

[LRoggy]

>Who the hell owes 156 mil in taxes?
Warren “My taxes are too low” Buffett owes $1B, but has been fighting it in court without media coverage.

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On Free Republic we are supposed to be more fact oriented than the left’s sites. It’s Berkshire Hathaway that is in the tax dispute, not Buffett personally.

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[JohnBovenmyer]

I concede your technicality, although I think my phrasing would have met Andrew Breitbart's approval. Berkshire Hathaway's President, CEO, Chairman and celebrity public face has been very loose with his technicalities publicly and deserves to be slapped down for his hypocrisy. And, if Wiki is to be believed, he owned 32.4% of the voting power of B-H and 23.3% of its economic value as of July 2010; his personal share of that $1B dispute is about 50% greater than Hogan's dispute. So he is personally a legit answer to the rhetorical question, "Who the hell owes 156 mil in taxes?"

[Stanwood_Dave]

Did you guy's catch "Tax officials barred the Australian actor from returning to his Los Angeles home for two weeks over the matter in 2010 when he returned to Sydney for his mother's funeral. Hogan's lawyers eventually secured a deal that allowed him to leave Australia."

Just happened to be in SYDNEY, Australia, (doing part of my bucket list, after a Widow Maker Heart Attack) when this happened (preventing him from leaving Australia) was on all the local SYDNEY news. Gee, maybe the United States could do the same to tax cheat Tim Geithner, oh wait, never mind he's the boss, I forgot.

[FreeAtlanta]

Oh, Paul Hogan. Very funny movies.

I loved after he flirts with Barak Obama and his friends tell him, that's not a Sheila. Boy was Barack ticked.