Najib’s son Nazifuddin has to pay Inland Revenue Board RM37.6m in unpaid taxes
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Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s son Datuk Mohd Nazifuddin (centre) has to pay RM37.6 million in unpaid taxes to the Inland Revenue Board, according to a High Court summary judgment Bernama pic |
This was after High Court judge Datuk Ahmad Zaidi Ibrahim today allowed the IRB’s application for summary judgment to be entered against Mohd Nazifuddin.
A summary judgment is where the court decides on a certain case through arguments without hearing witness statements in a trial.
Justice Ahmad Zaidi ruled, among others, that the IRB as the plaintiff had proven its claim to be obvious and clear while the defendant (Mohd Nazifuddin) failed to show merits in his statement of defence.
The IRB via the Malaysian government filed the writ of summons against Mohd Nazifuddin, 37, on July 24, last year, claiming that he still had unpaid taxes for the assessment years from 2011 to 2017 as stated in the assessment notice dated March 15, 2019. — Bernama
Tun Razak had amazing genes.
ReplyDeleteHis children and grandchildren are all Top Grade financial geniuses.
Whether Nazifuddin's funds were ill-gotten is yet to be proven, but it is pretty clear he failed to declare HUGE amounts of income.
Bollocks......this is Act 1 in the Wayang...
ReplyDeleteNazifuddin is a small sacrifice.....get court summary judgement and must pay LHDN RM37.6 million to give the IMPRESSION that our court is impartial....
But Daddy Jibby is also facing summary judgement for RM1.69 BILLION, but this time expect LHDN's application for summary judgement on Jibby to FAIL......then must go to court....then he will be found innocent....
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Court to take a month to decide on summary judgment in Najib's RM1.69b tax suit
Timothy Achariam
theedgemarkets.com
June 22, 2020
KUALA LUMPUR (June 22): The Kuala Lumpur High Court will reserve judgment until a later date over an application made by the Inland Revenue Board (IRB) for a summary judgment in the RM1.69 billion tax suit it initiated against former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak.
Justice Datuk Ahmad Bache said today that the court will take about a month to arrive at a decision and that both camps will be informed a week before the decision is delivered.
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