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Skiing fraudster lifts £22 million, hangs out in Verbier

 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead
Ian Leaf, who was yesterday convicted of a £55 million fraud against the Inland Revenue (which netted him £22 million profit), owned a mansion on the shore of Lake Geneva and a chalet in Verbier.

His complex fraud involved systematically evading corporation tax when buying and selling companies, producing thousands of fictitious documents, creating a bank on the Pacific atoll of Nauru and concocting an array of fictitious profits and imaginary expenses.

Yesterday a judge at Southwark Crown Court sentenced him to 12½ years on 13 charges of fraudulent trading between 1991 and 1996.

This report from Times Online.
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He lived [in Switzerland] with his family in a ten-bedroom mansion set in 15 acres on the shores of Lake Geneva. There he kept his fleet of Rolls-Royces, Porsches and Aston Martins – his wife, Caroline, had a £90,000 Porsche Carrera. He also had a chalet in the Swiss ski resort of Verbier and would regularly spend £300 a head eating at the Rosalp restaurant, alongside royalty and celebrities.

Anyone had dinner with Ian Leaf?
Anyone skied with Ian Leaf?
Anyone had Tea with Leaf?
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
I may well have had tea with a Tea Leaf - but not this one.
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