Businessman pleads guilty over sh157m false tax declaration

According to the second count, Nsonga stated that he made a false declaration to a URA officer claiming that he purchased goods from Kakubuzi International Limited at shillings 66.8 million with a principal tax of shillings 32 million.

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On his part, Nsonga asked for a lenient sentence saying he is a breadwinner with ten children. He implored the court to for a non-custodial sentence saying he did not waste the court’s time.

By NewVision Reporter

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A businessman has pleaded guilty to charges of making a false statement to a tax officer at Uganda Revenue Authority about shillings 157million.

Mathias Nsonga, on May

Businessman pleads guilty over sh157m false tax declaration

According to the second count, Nsonga stated that he made a false declaration to a URA officer claiming that he purchased goods from Kakubuzi International Limited at shillings 66.8 million with a principal tax of shillings 32 million.

On his part, Nsonga asked for a lenient sentence saying he is a breadwinner with ten children. He implored the court to for a non-custodial sentence saying he did not waste the court’s time.

By NewVision Reporter

Journalists @NewVision

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