Tax evasion complaint filed against K-1 promoter Ishii

Tax evasion complaint filed against K-1 promoter Ishii

TOKYO, Japan - The Tokyo Regional Taxation Bureau filed a criminal complaint on Dec. 26 with public prosecutors against Kazuyoshi Ishii (file photo), a promoter of popular martial arts contests known as K-1, and his company on suspicion of failing to pay some 60 million yen in corporate tax over two years to 1998.

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