Took Suzuki Suzuki caught hiding $3 million in revenue through unused motorcycle parts Menghadirkan
Took Suzuki Suzuki caught hiding $3 million in revenue through unused motorcycle parts , 
Suzuki was caught hiding the 300 million yen ($ 3 million) back in his bike over two years.
the Japanese tax officials recently discovered that income of automaker hid claiming Bagster he had used in the race is costs, rather than inventory. However, these coins have never been used, according to local tax rules and indeed, must considered inventory unless they have been used or eliminated.
a survey conducted by the regional tax of Nagoya Office also discovered that Suzuki has violated tax laws by reserving a percentage of the development costs before the completion of specific development projects. In addition, 1.2 billion yen ($ 11.7 million) for accounting errors were discovered.
reports of the Japan Times that the company will be forced to pay 450 million yen ($ 4.4 million) in back taxes and penalties for fraudulent accounting practices.
is not the first time that Suzuki found himself in hot water in recent months. In may, the company admitted that he had used bad efficiency and analysis methods on 16 of its models sold locally emissions.
Took Suzuki Suzuki caught hiding $3 million in revenue through unused motorcycle parts
hide $3 million in revenues through unused motorcycle parts
Suzuki was caught hiding the 300 million yen ($ 3 million) back in his bike over two years.
the Japanese tax officials recently discovered that income of automaker hid claiming Bagster he had used in the race is costs, rather than inventory. However, these coins have never been used, according to local tax rules and indeed, must considered inventory unless they have been used or eliminated.
a survey conducted by the regional tax of Nagoya Office also discovered that Suzuki has violated tax laws by reserving a percentage of the development costs before the completion of specific development projects. In addition, 1.2 billion yen ($ 11.7 million) for accounting errors were discovered.
reports of the Japan Times that the company will be forced to pay 450 million yen ($ 4.4 million) in back taxes and penalties for fraudulent accounting practices.
is not the first time that Suzuki found himself in hot water in recent months. In may, the company admitted that he had used bad efficiency and analysis methods on 16 of its models sold locally emissions.
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