経済｜ミクシィ子会社の所得隠し問題 / Economy | Income Concealment Issues at Mixi’s Subsidiary

Summary

At a wholly-owned subsidiary of Mixi, it was discovered that former executives concealed over 1 billion yen in income received from business partners during their tenure.

Of this amount, approximately 800 million yen was flagged by the Tokyo National Tax Agency, resulting in the company facing a corporate tax reassessment of 200 million yen. This reassessment included additional penalties, and the company has reportedly completed its amended tax return and payment. This issue has served as a reminder of the importance of corporate transparency and compliance with laws and regulations.

Dialogue

This dialogue is fictional and based on the article.

Chako: Hey Log, did you see the news about the subsidiary of Mixi being involved in tax evasion?
Log: Yeah, I saw that. The former president received over a billion yen from business partners, right?
Chako: Isn’t that crazy? A 200 million yen tax penalty is a huge amount!
Log: For sure, they say about 800 million yen was concealed, so it’s a significant issue.
Navi: This case highlights a lack of corporate governance and compliance.
Chako: It really shows that if companies aren’t responsible, it can lead to serious trouble!
Log: Exactly. We live in an era where transparency is essential.

Admin’s Note

The issue of income concealment by Mixi’s subsidiary serves as a reminder of how crucial transparency in corporate management is. Particularly in the rapidly growing IT industry, there is a strong need for awareness of legal compliance. As Chako mentioned, if companies lack proper governance, they run the risk of losing trust. Moving forward, it is essential for companies to establish robust internal management systems to prevent such incidents from recurring.