Kansai Electric Power Co., Inc. revealed that it was pointed out by the Osaka National Taxation Bureau on the 27th that it had missed a declaration of more than 200 million yen due to problems such as secretly compensating for part of the executive compensation that was reduced when business performance deteriorated. Did.
Kansai Electric Power cut a part of executive compensation when its business performance was deteriorating, but after that, it secretly compensated a total of 260 million yen for 18 retired executives.
Regarding this issue, Kansai Electric Power Co., Inc. announced on the 27th that the Osaka National Taxation Bureau pointed out an omission of tax returns.
According to the company, it was requested to pay an additional 31 million yen including the heavy additional tax for the 198 million yen of the compensated amount because it is not recognized as an expense.
The National Taxation Bureau has determined that some of them are for hiding income.
In addition, due to the problem that executives received money from a former assistant in Takahama Town, Fukui Prefecture, the subsidiary "Kanden Plant" hired this former assistant as an advisor and paid 9 million yen for the four years up to FY2018. I was paying.
The National Taxation Bureau also pointed out that this remuneration is "actually equivalent to entertainment expenses."
The omission of the declaration was pointed out at 207 million yen, and Kansai Electric Power Co., Inc. said that it paid an additional 32 million yen on the 27th.
Kansai Electric Power said, "We take this rectification seriously. We will continue to take appropriate measures in accordance with relevant laws and regulations."