Sole-proprietor jailed for omitting business income from his tax returns

A Singaporean sole proprietor was sentenced to jail and fined more than $500,000 recently after being convicted by the court for failing to declare his business income to IRAS.


The amount of business income omitted was more than $1 million dollars over three years of assessments. Accordingly, this resulted in an undercharged income tax of over $188,000.


In recent years, IRAS has increasingly adopted data analytics as part of its arsenal to combat tax evasion. This is on top of regular audit checks and tip-offs from informants.


Therefore, make sure your tax matters are in the correct order before the taxman comes after you!


For avoiding penalties & fines, you must always hire a reliable tax advisor in Singapore

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