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: Indonesian Law Reporter (ILR)Another 149 companies may be implicated in tax crime?
There are at least 149 companies with tax issues related to Gayus, lawmaker Bambang Soesatyo said Thursday after a meeting with National Police chief Gen. Bambang Hendarso Danuri.
?I have a list [of the problematic firms]. They relate to Gayus? case, as indicated by Gayus? bank account transactions,? Bambang said as quoted by Antara. He said the case, which involves Rp 28 billion (US$3.08 million) in Gayus account, was only a part of a larger crime.
Gayus is likely involved in tax crimes along with hundreds of companies, Bambang added.
Chief detective at the National Police Comr. Gen. Ito Sumardi said his detectives had begun investigating into hundreds of companies that evaded tax with Gayus? assistance.
Full post as published by Indonesian Law Reporter (ILR) on April 05, 2010 (boomark / email).
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