IRD notifies claim of debt but $355 million may be pushing it
As with all things to do with Digi-Tech saga, the claim is unlikely to be straightforward.
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Inland Revenue has won a winding up petition against a company linked to John Reid's convoluted Digi-Tech tax investment scheme and notified claims amounting to $355.62 million.
However, as with all things to do with Digi-Tech saga – now stretching into its 10th year, the claim is unlikely to be
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Duncan Bridgeman
Tue, 09 Dec 2014
Tue, 09 Dec 2014
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IRD notifies claim of debt but $355 million may be pushing it
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