Singapore firm director who filed fraudulent tax claims of over S$1.4mil jailed, ordered to pay $1.9mil in penalties


SINGAPORE: For more than seven years, the director of multiple companies submitted fraudulent tax claims amounting to over S$1.4 million for her firms.

She then transferred part of the tainted funds to her boyfriend, and the money was used to pay the mortgage instalments for a house in Malaysia, credit card bills and insurance policy premiums.

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