- Two persons are to stand trial for allegedly conspiring to defraud the public of over $2.3 million in VAT through fraudulent invoices THA.
- The company issued 65 invoices with VAT to the THA despite not being VAT-registered, using another company’s VAT registration number.
- VAT collected from the THA was allegedly not remitted to the Board of Inland Revenue (BIR).
- The accused remain on $800,000 bail each, and the High Court trial is set to begin on September 18.
- The charges followed an investigation by the Criminal Tax Investigation Unit of the BIR.
Source: trinidadexpress.com
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