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Mattypdx
More and more Google appears to be more of a global crime organization, with a search engine.
Alex Einz
so, when arrests are coming?
theFu
Until BoD and CxOs are personally held accountable for illegal actions, this will never change.
Goodlucktoyou
The ceo and board of directors and top of finance should all be sharing the same fate.
time to stop this corruption and bribery.
papigiulio
Nonsense. Please elaborate, what other crimes is google involved with? This was only the Japan branch btw.
sf2k
Interestingly this wasn't filed under the Crime section
rkom76
That's probably because nobody was indicted on tax evasion. I'd say that's the really interesting point.
Wakarimasen
Google do this all over the world. "Do no evil"?? like all these initially altruistic sounding companies, once they strike success values go out the window and money takes over.
Mike James
"While admitting it has corrected its tax declarations, the Japan unit said in a written statement that it did not intend to avoid paying tax and that it will continue to pay tax in accordance with Japanese law."
BS
They DID intend to avoid paying tax, otherwise they would have not shifted this money without reason, and the reason would have been upheld upon auditing by the NTA. Where are the auditors in all of the cases?
This occurred in 2015, and it is just being found now? The auditors should have found this well before taxes were even filed. An auditor is hired to find these kinds of errors, and should not be signing off on fraud. Since auditors can withhold signing and approving the final books, they should also hold legal responsibility for these mistakes.
DudeInJapan
Lol, this is Soo common, have a friend in Rakuten, and he tends to say, "oh I'm actually working in Singapore". Apparently by moving the department manager to Singapore is enough ;-)
Then again the owner of Rakuten has a good relationship with the government, that solves all problems.
HollisBrown
I agree with Alex Einz - when are the arrests coming?
gogogo
When are they arresting the country manager and the accounting people that helped hid the money?
DudeInJapan
I specifically know that the committee for ISO27000 comes un-announced (the norm) to many foreing companies, but also that, Rakuten gets a heads up more than a week before they come for a visit.
these things are Interresting to me as I have been discussing it a lot with my friend.
HollisBrown
@DudeInJapan
That is very interesting information. I hope a serious news agency picks up on it and investigates further.
JapanFan
"the Japan unit said in a written statement that it did not intend to avoid paying tax"
uh huh, sure
Neux Reux
What makes this a different case from Ghosn?
mmwkdw
Not in jail yet ?