Case of three URA customs officers over sh319m tax fraud deferred

The trio faces charges related to falsifying information stored in customs computerised systems, aiding a tax offence and fraudulent evasion of duty contrary to the East African Community Customs Management Act, 2004.

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(From Left) The URA Customs Officers, John Mawerere, Godfrey Omony and Marvin Kayima, standing in the dock at Nakasero Anti-Corruption court where they were charged with falsifying information concerning taxes amounting to over sh319m. (Photo by Edward Luyimbaazi

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The cases involving three Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) customs officers charged with falsifying tax information amounting to over sh319m have been deferred.

The Nakasero-based Anti-Corruption Court, presided

Case of three URA customs officers over sh319m tax fraud deferred

The trio faces charges related to falsifying information stored in customs computerised systems, aiding a tax offence and fraudulent evasion of duty contrary to the East African Community Customs Management Act, 2004.

(From Left) The URA Customs Officers, John Mawerere, Godfrey Omony and Marvin Kayima, standing in the dock at Nakasero Anti-Corruption court where they were charged with falsifying information concerning taxes amounting to over sh319m. (Photo by Edward Luyimbaazi

By NewVision Reporter

Journalists @NewVision

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