On Tuesday the Revenue Commissioners secured a High Court injunction preventing landlord Paul Howard from disposing of his assets to below €2.3 million, which it says he owes in tax and statutory interest. An affidavit opened in the High Court by Joseph Howley of the Revenue Commissioners reveals Howard’s property empire in Ireland, his investments in cryptocurrencies, his use of a launderette as a collection point for rents in cash, his various interests in Turkey and the alleged steps he has taken to “dissipate” assets in extraordinary detail. Howley’s 31-page affidavit shows how Howard, despite his extensive interests in Ireland…

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