IBM hit by Japan's largest corporate tax allegation

IBM hit by Japan's largest corporate tax allegation

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows the headquarters of IBM Japan Ltd. in the Nihombashi district in Tokyo's Chuo Ward on March 18, 2010. The IBM Japan group is suspected of failing to declare more than 400 billion yen in income, an amount believed to be the largest ever in the country.

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