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BHP Billiton faces another tax sting

BHP Billiton could be facing a tax bill of up to $210 million from the Western Australian Government as a result of its $9.2 billion takeover of WMC.

Noel Dyson
BHP Billiton faces another tax sting

Coupled with the global mining giant’s shock announcement last week that it had received notification of a tax assessment of about $936 million from the Australian Tax Office, it could mean a total bill...

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