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SINGAPORE – An accountant has been sentenced to 30 weeks’ jail for submitting fictitious company documents to the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS).
After a trial, Daniel Chun Ling Ping, 50, was convicted of multiple charges under the Goods and Services Tax Act.
He had furnished fictitious invoices and transaction listings during a GST audit by IRAS.
In a statement on May 21, the authority said that his case was linked to Teo Ah Moy, the sole director of two companies.
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