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The company has recently been subject to an 8 month tax fraud investigation, while the investigation is still ongoing; it is likely that Rupert Quinn will be forced to pay up to 110 million in back taxes and a 20 million fine | The company has recently been subject to an 8 month tax fraud investigation, while the investigation is still ongoing; it is likely that Rupert Quinn will be forced to pay up to 110 million in back taxes and a 20 million fine | ||
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* Quinn-Ecigarettes.RoF | |||
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Revision as of 18:46, 27 April 2023
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| Public | |
| Traded as | QNC |
| Industry | Conglomerate |
| Headquarters | , |
Area served | Sekidean Union |
Key people |
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| Revenue |  $2.5 billion (2019) |
| $1.0 billion (2019) | |
Number of employees | 954 (2021) |
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| Website | QuinnConglomerate.com |
The Quinn Conglomerate or QC is a Fichmani conglomerate founded by Thomas Quinn in 1978, and currently run by his son Rupert Quinn. The company has large stakes in mining, metals, energy, finance, retail, real estate and other sectors. The company has recently been subject to an 8 month tax fraud investigation, while the investigation is still ongoing; it is likely that Rupert Quinn will be forced to pay up to 110 million in back taxes and a 20 million fine
Subsidiaries
- Quinn-Ecigarettes.RoF
- Bulleted list item
Controversies
1998-1999 Tax Fraud
The company was subject to an 8 month tax fraud investigation in 1999, that led to chairman Glenn Martin being fired and charged with 3 counts of tax fraud. During the investigation autoraties belived CEO Rupert Quinn was also involved but Chairman Martin insisted the CEO had no knowledge of the crime. The company was forced to pay 110 million in back taxes and a 20 million fine