Argo, tax style: Fake movie made in attempt to hide tax fraud [Don't Mess With Taxes]
Jury indicts former Calpers CEO for fraud scheme A non-subscription link to the WSJ story Colin included in this morning's ANR for those of you too lazy to Google the headline to get to the WSJ story without a subscription [Reuters]
California businesses fuming over retroactive $120M tax grab [Fox News]
American Airlines defends $20-million severance pay to CEO [LA Times]
Payment options suggested as 38 Studios' taxpayer bill comes due The taxpayer bill is coming due for the state's doomed $75 million investment in retired Red Sox pitcher's Curt Schilling's failed video-game venture 38 Studios. Governor Chafee's proposed budget for the year starting July 1 contains an initial $2.5 million payment to the bondholders, with the rest coming from a reserve fund created when the $75 million was issued. The ill-fated investment will cost taxpayers $12.5 million a year for seven years, starting in the budget year that begins July 1, 2014, according to testimony to the House Finance Committee on Tuesday.[Providence Journal]
Florida man arrested for fraud in run-up to Facebook IPO [CNN Money]
Industry Urged: 'Don't Panic' on Accounting Records Draft This might put a small wrench in your plans to hide all your money in the Bahamas. [Tribune 242]
Argentina Accuses HSBC of Evading Taxes & Laundering Money [Fox News Latino]
