Jerome L’Hote

American "finance professionals" Matthew Stein and Jerome Lhote have filed a complaint in New York against the Danish Tax Authority for allegedly breaching an agreement to settle a DKK 1.1 billion tax refund fraud investigation in a manner that they claim contributed to them being criminally charged two years later.

Complaint "for breach of a settlement agreement between Plaintiffs, two finance professionals, and Defendant, the taxation authority of the Kingdom of Denmark" in Matthew Stein and Jerome Lhote v. Skatteforvaltningen at the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.

Complaint for €6.8 million alleging "a fraudulent scheme that caused FPSF Belgium to pay large amounts of money to putative entities in the United States claiming to be owed tax refunds relating to corporate dividend" in Kingdom of Belgium Federal Public Service Finance, which is Belgium's tax collection agency v. Ganesha Industries Pension Plan, described as a New York-based "trust recognized by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service"; Adam LaRosa, of New Jersey; Jerome L'Hote, of New York; FGC Securities LLC, of New York, and Stephen Wheeler, of New Jersey, at the U. S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.

Belgium's tax collector is seeking combined damages of at least €44.9 million in seven complaints filed in New York against seven pension plans and their operators for an allegedly fraudulent tax refund scheme.