Denmark accuses Palm Beach resident of shielding assets in waterfront home
The Danish tax authority accused a Florida homeowner of skirting payments on a fraud settlement by funneling assets into a homestead-exempted Palm Beach townhouse. A web of lawsuits in federal court allege Luke McGee put $30 million into buying the townhome at 470 South Ocean Boulevard, shortly after he was ordered to pay a $164 million judgement in a separate case. That case, settled in New York court last year, found McGee and two others owed the Danish government money following a tax fraud case. The tax authority, Skatteforvaltningen or “Skat,” is suing the trust and trustee who own McGee’s […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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