Saturday, November 18, 2023

Integrity: Recovery of 15 billion dinars from the former managing director of one of the electronic payment companies, 18 NOV

 Integrity: Recovery of 15 billion dinars from the former managing director of one of the electronic payment companies

Baghdad Today - Baghdad

Today, Saturday (November 18, 2023), the Federal Integrity Commission announced the recovery of 15 billion dinars from the former managing director of an electronic payment company.

The authority stated in a statement received by "Baghdad Today", that "its investigative procedures in the criminal case of the accused sponsor, the former manager authorized in the case of tax evasion by the company by providing incomplete information, and hiding information related to its accounts for the period from (2010-2017) should have been clarified," indicating "his joint with employees of the General Tax Authority to cause damage to public money, represented by the Ministry of Finance, amounting to fifteen billion and one hundred and fifty-four million dinars."

She added that "the company has paid the amount of damage caused to public money as a result of the lack of tax accounting, confirming the transfer of an amount of (15,154,745,000) billion dinars to the account of the General Tax Authority - Department of Senior Taxpayers," pointing to "the continuation of the General Tax Authority to request a complaint against the accused and take legal action against him for non-payment of interest on the amount."

According to the statement, the authority pointed to "an individual lawsuit against the convicted defendant, the former director general of the General Tax Authority, for sending a letter to (5) banks indicating that the aforementioned company is tax accounted until the year 2019, In order to move the company's accounts in those banks, despite the failure to meet the necessary mechanism followed in tax accounting."

"The convicted defendant carried out these acts jointly with three of her employees who were convicted and sentenced by the Central Anti-Corruption Criminal Court," she said.

No comments:

Post a Comment