http://www.economist.com/editorial/freeforall/current/index_sb3924.html
Heres my favourite bit, just to tease you a bit….
"…Mr Ecclestone cut his business teeth selling second-hand motor cycles.
Early in his career, he showed a talent for financial trickery. After he
sold his motor-cycle business, he put about £10,000 of its money, rightfully
belonging to the taxman, in his own pocket. When the Inland Revenue sued
him, the judge described Mr Ecclestone’s "machinery" as "altogether
extraordinary", and ruled that he had breached company law. Strangely, Mr
Ecclestone, never normally one to shirk a battle, did not appear as a
witness. The judge said that "…the documents themselves and the admissions
made out of court cry out for an explanation…and [Mr Ecclestone] does not
condescend to give one…" In December 1971, he ordered him to pay over the
£10,000. …"
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