Hotel threatens forced auction: French treasury targets Geiss family

A tax audit in France comes to the conclusion that the Geiss family could have seized tax advantages that were not due to it. The French state therefore demands seven million euros from them, according to a report, and wants to sell a luxury hotel to the family forcibly.

The investment on the Côte d'Azur is to be offered in a few weeks at a forced auction. Background are apparently tax debts. Robert Geiss wants to defend himself against this.

The luxury hotel of Robert and Carmen Geiss on the Côte d'Azur is forcibly auctioned – because of tax debts. But they do not want to give up without a fight.

Robert and Carmen Geiss have to deal with the French treasury. Is the millionaire couple now in trouble about a luxury hotel in Saint-Tropez?

Robert and Carmen Geiss have to deal with the French treasury. Now the forced auction of their luxury hotel in Saint-Tropez threatens. Carmen and Robert Geiss: They were still able to laugh. Picture: APA obsRobert and Carmen Geiss have to deal with the French treasury. Now the forced auction of their luxury hotel in Saint-Tropez threatens.Steven Sowa / t-onlineAn article byIt should be a lucrative family business – but now the French authorities…

The property on the Côte d'Azur is to be forcibly auctioned. The demands of the Treasury are directed against its registered company in Luxembourg.