David Voth cleared of impeding tax evasion inquiry

By David Marchant

23 years ago

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Canada Fraud Tax

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Bria Huculuk David Voth Revenue Canada

Canadian offshore advisor David Voth has been found not guilty by a provincial court of failing to comply with Revenue Canada’s requests to see his financial records.
Judge Bria Huculuk ruled on April 6, 2001 that the Crown had not proven “beyond a reasonable doubt” that Voth, 42, had the criminal intent of deliberately avoiding compliance, reported a local newspaper.

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