Singapore Airlines pilot who evaded income tax gets six months’ jail, ordered to pay RM605,000


Andrew Soo Cheng Ai pleaded guilty to four charges under the Income Tax Act. - ST PHOTO: KELVIN CHNG

SINGAPORE, April 22 (The Straits Times/ANN): A Singapore Airlines (SIA) pilot who evaded income tax and submitted false documents when asked for details of his rental properties was sentenced to six months’ jail on Friday.

Andrew Soo Cheng Ai, 51, was also ordered to pay a penalty of $181,996 (RM605,000) after he pleaded guilty to four charges under the Income Tax Act.

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