- Director of Studioholic Private Limited convicted of GST evasion and providing false documents to IRAS
- Sentenced to 38 months in prison and ordered to pay $2,458,537 in penalties
- Severe penalties for GST evasion include three times the amount of tax undercharged, fines, and up to 7 years in prison
- Providing false information to IRAS can result in penalties of three times the amount of tax undercharged, fines, and up to 7 years in prison
- Businesses and individuals encouraged to disclose past tax mistakes to IRAS
- Cash rewards offered to informants for providing information leading to tax recovery, with identities kept confidential.
Source: iras.gov.sg
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