Gap International BV, a subsidiary of U.S. casual wear maker Gap Inc., failed to report around 16.8 billion yen in income from Gap’s Japan subsidiary, sources said Thursday.
The Netherlands-based GIBV is believed to have paid more than 5 billion yen, including surcharges, to the Tokyo Regional Taxation Bureau at the bureau’s request, they said.
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