The president of a former tax accountant of an import and wholesale company in Tokyo, which handles Italian luxury knitwear, was accused by the Tokyo National Taxation Bureau of tax evasion of about 49 million yen without filing a consumption tax return.

The accusations were made by Onoda International, an import and wholesale company located in Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, and Nobutoshi Komai, 54, president of this company.

According to the people concerned, President Komai imported high-end Italian knitwear, which costs hundreds of thousands of yen, and wholesaled it to department stores, but he had not filed a tax return on consumption tax for three years until August. about it.



There is a suspicion that the books necessary for calculating the tax amount were not kept, and the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office's Inspection Department evaded the consumption tax of about 49 million yen, and the company and President Komai were suspected of violating the consumption tax law in the Tokyo area. I filed a complaint with the public prosecutor's office.



President Komai also ran an accounting firm as a tax accountant, published books on corporate management and held seminars, but in March he withdrew from the tax accountant association and was out of business.



President Komai commented to NHK's interview, "We have filed a tax return after the deadline and have partially paid the tax. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience."