Last July, The Currency wrote about a battle breaking out between the liquidators of the Irish arm of collapsed German electronics payment provider Wirecard and the Revenue Commissioners. The liquidators of Wirecard UK and Ireland Limited had just lodged a High Court action against the Irish tax authority in a bid to recover tens of millions of euro in withheld corporation tax refunds. The liquidators James Anderson and Ken Fennell, accountants with Interpath Advisory, engaged the law firm Dentons and launched a judicial review challenging Revenue’s refusal to release the funds. But the court proceedings never really progressed past the starting…

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