Asia Pacific > Australians found guilty of REDD credit tax evasion scheme

Australians found guilty of REDD credit tax evasion scheme

Published 11:52 on September 21, 2020  /  Last updated at 16:43 on September 21, 2020  / /  Asia Pacific, Australia, International, Nature-based, Other APAC, Voluntary

Australia's federal court has found three men guilty of promoting tax avoidance over the years 2009-12 through a scheme that convinced clients to buy non-issued forest protection carbon credits by promising the investments would be tax deductible.
Australia's federal court has found three men guilty of promoting tax avoidance over the years 2009-12 through a scheme that convinced clients to buy non-issued forest protection carbon credits by promising the investments would be tax deductible.


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