SoftBank fails to report Y93.9 bil income from tax haven units

as no coverups were found, the Japanese company was able to avoid heavy additional taxes

That's a new one. Elsewhere you'd get retrospectively taxed to hell and back again.

If you have to declare income from your subsidiaries based in a tax haven, then it's not much of a "tax haven." LOL.

Individuals in Japan must report all global income, regardless of location or asset type, so it seems fair that corporations must too.

Nothing new as Western and other Asian tech companies handle most of their money offshore in order to pay less tax. Every year they meet in Switzerland exchanging the last in and outs for the fire :)