Brain expert Mogi fails to report 400 mil. yen in taxable income

Brain expert Mogi fails to report 400 mil. yen in taxable income

TOKYO, Japan - File photo shows portrait of TV anchor and brain expert Kenichiro Mogi. Mogi failed to declare some 400 million yen in taxable income for three years through 2008, sources familiar with the matter said Nov. 10, 2009.

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