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The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service has so far paid $860,000 under whistle blower policy

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service has so far paid $860,000 under whistle blower policy
Fiji Revenue and Customs Service CEO Visvanath Das

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service has paid $860,000 under its whistle blower policy.

The total tax and penalty collections from the Whistle Blower Policy is $28 Million, since its inception in 2014.

Fiji Revenue and Customs Service CEO Visvanath Das is yet again giving stern warning to all taxpayers engaged in tax fraud that full brunt of tax laws will be applied which includes prosecution and seeking jail term.

He reiterated that the Fijian Government has significantly reformed the taxation system that provides a very low tax burden and there is no incentive whatsoever to evade or avoid taxes.

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