Arizona Republic
Phoenix, Arizona
April 10, 1970
MADRID (AP) – Spain has billed 93 foreign film actors
including Edward G. Robinson and Dustin Hoffman, and 38 directors for $185,000
in back taxes.
The screen stars and directors earned the money on location in Spain in 1966, the finance ministry said.
The ministry claims range from $8,087 from Canadian William Shatner to $23.50 from Italian Salvatore Borghese. Robinson’s bill is $1,321 and Hoffman’s $758.57.
A demand also is being made against the estate of the late Boris Karloff.
Others named on the list included Geraldine Chaplin, Catherine Spaak, Jean-Pierre Aumont, Rossana Schiaffino, Ingrid Thulin, Tab Hunter and directors Mario Caino, Luciano Lelli, and Bruan Forbes.
[submitted by Mike Hauss]
I wish I could say that Hollywood wouldn't offer ME any taxes if I made a film but sadly they will and they can.
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