TV Asahi hid 137 mil. yen in taxable income

TV Asahi hid 137 mil. yen in taxable income

TOKYO, Japan - Masao Kimiwada, president of TV Asahi Corp., holds a news conference in Tokyo on Sept. 28 following reports that the company hid 137 million yen in taxable income by booking fictitious subcontract costs over three years to March 2005.

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