The Senate panel said that a reported $158M of payments in several installments from 2012 to 2017 by Black to Epstein for financial advice seemed “inexplicably large.”
, and said the investigation “uncovered serious tax issues.”
in several installments from 2012 to 2017 by Black to Epstein for financial advice seemed “inexplicably large,” given that Epstein was “neither a licensed tax attorney nor a certified public accountant.” A spokesperson for Black said the billionaire had “cooperated extensively” with the panel’s probe and provided detailed information.
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