{{A Ugandan TV presenter Junior Dave Kazoora, is expected to appear before a court in Kigali today to answer alleged charges of fraud, IGIHE has reliably learnt.}}
Kazoora was arrested on Thursday last week by Rwanda National Police over a couple of financial crimes committed between 2012 and 2013.
Kazoora registered a media advertising company with a Rwandan friend but the duo later disagreed, prompting (Kazoora) to register another company with similar names, which is pointed at as breach of trust.
According to Rwanda Revenue Authority tax department, a taxpayer who commits fraud is subject to an administrative net of two hundred percent (200%) of the evaded tax.
In case of conviction, the taxpayer can be imprisoned for a period between six (6) months and two (2) years. -This applies if the taxpayer voluntarily evaded such tax, used false accounts or falsi fied documents.
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