HKSAR Inland Revenue Board of Review Panel 香港特別行政區稅務上訴委員會
John Poon Cho Ming v Commissioner of Inland Revenue
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HK Court of First Instance, 24-Mar-2016
Mr Poon loses his appeal. The judge writes "On 20 July 2008, apparently due to disagreements within the Company's board of directors, the Taxpayer's employment and offices with the Company came to an abrupt end." That's not what Esprit told the market the next day: "Mr Poon has confirmed that he has no disagreement with the Board...". We call on the SFC to investigate whether this statement was false or misleading. Mr Poon is Chairman of the Financial Reporting Council.
HK Court of First Instance, 24-Mar-2016
Mr Poon loses his appeal. The judge writes "On 20 July 2008, apparently due to disagreements within the Company's board of directors, the Taxpayer's employment and offices with the Company came to an abrupt end." That's not what Esprit told the market the next day: "Mr Poon has confirmed that he has no disagreement with the Board...". We call on the SFC to investigate whether this statement was false or misleading. Mr Poon is Chairman of the Financial Reporting Council.
Li & Fung (Trading) Ltd v Commissioner of Inland Revenue
HK Court of First Instance, 18-Apr-2011
The taxpayer is wholly-owned by Li & Fung (0494). The judgment criticises the Board of Review for taking 3.5 years to produce a decision, and for failing to be clear in its Decision on what findings of fact it was making.
HK Court of First Instance, 18-Apr-2011
The taxpayer is wholly-owned by Li & Fung (0494). The judgment criticises the Board of Review for taking 3.5 years to produce a decision, and for failing to be clear in its Decision on what findings of fact it was making.
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