VANCOUVER - A Vancouver woman has received a nine-month conditional sentence after evading more than $100,000 in income taxes by pretending a home occupied by a tenant was her principal
VANCOUVER - A Vancouver woman has received a nine-month conditional sentence after evading more than $100,000 in income taxes by pretending a home occupied by a tenant was her principal residence.
The Canada Revenue Agency says in a release that Thi Nhan Nguyen, also known as Lynn Nguyen, was sentenced Tuesday in B.C. provincial court after pleading guilty to one count of tax evasion.
Dawn Bason paid $5000 towards the debt before her sentencing in New Plymouth.
MONTREAL - A man has pleaded guilty to a complex housing fraud scheme that left some victims homeless in Montreal.
Anh Nguyen pleaded guilty this week to five counts of fraud.
A Chinese woman who defrauded thousands of Chinese retirees of more than $6 billion then fled to the U.K. has been sentenced to…
Roughly $272,500 of the $425,000 she took from World Learning was taxpayer money. She was sentenced to probation.
An Auckland woman has been spared imprisonment for tax offending because having both parents in prison would be too hard on her…
