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Sibneft said to have legally dodged taxes
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| BAKU -- As erstwhile merger partner OAO Yukos warns of collapsing under $7-billion (US) in back tax bills, Russia's chief auditor told oil firm OAO Sibneft that it had legally avoided nearly $500-million in tax. |
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Jul 12, 2004 12:07:09 |
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 95 ( 11 +11.57% ) | | Author | The Globe and Mail |
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