Rupert Loewenstein: Mick Jagger fury as Bavarian Prince who worked as band's financial adviser for 40 years reveals truth about Rolling Stones' millions | Mail Online

Rupert Loewenstein: Mick Jagger fury as Bavarian Prince who worked as band's financial adviser for 40 years reveals truth about Rolling Stones' millions |

This should be an interesting read.  The Rolling Stones set themselves up as a limited company with 4 original directors.When Brian Jones died each member, in turn formed themselves into a company with each company being a director of a new parent company. All musicians, including Ronnie wood are employees or the parent company.
All of the companies are allowed to claim against Corporation tax, if any is due. As they are now all registered off shore, in tax havens, I would doubt that any of the Stones pay any tax at all.!! Each member works for his own company and these companies, in turn are directors of the parent company. It is a pyramid. If they need any big amounts, for homes, they just set up a home owning company and get a loan, guaranteed by all of the other companies. Each person owns nothing at all but has permission fro the companies to use assets.
Well this is the way that I would have set it up.!!