Fraudulent removal of property to thwart tax recovery criminalised, carrying rigorous imprisonment and a fine. A new penal provision makes it an offence to fraudulently remove, conceal, transfer or deliver any property or interest therein with the intent to prevent it being taken in execution of a certificate under the Second Schedule; the offence is punishable by rigorous imprisonment for a term which may extend to two years and a fine.
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Fraudulent removal of property to thwart tax recovery criminalised, carrying rigorous imprisonment and a fine.
A new penal provision makes it an offence to fraudulently remove, conceal, transfer or deliver any property or interest therein with the intent to prevent it being taken in execution of a certificate under the Second Schedule; the offence is punishable by rigorous imprisonment for a term which may extend to two years and a fine.
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