TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1976
PRACTISING ACCOUNTANTS WERE ALSO GIVEN GUIDELINES ON THE CALCULATION OF THE OMISSIONS WHERE PROPER BUSINESS RECORDS HAD NOT BEEN KEPT.
MR. GIDDY REMARKED THAT SUCCESS OF THE ABOVE TWO PHASES RELIED VERY MUCH ON THE EXPANSION OF THE ANTI-EVASION SECTIONS OF THE DEPARTMENT. +THE TOTAL AUTHORIZED STRENGTH OF THE INVESTIGATION SECTION IS AT THE MOMENT 35 AND
EVEN THEN IT HAS NOT BEEN UP TO FULL STRENGTH,+ CITED THE COMMISSIONER.
HE EXPRESSED THE HOPE THAT BOTH THE INVESTIGATION SECTION AND THE OUTDOOR INSPECTION SECTION WOULD BE GRADUALLY BUILT UP TO THE EXTENT THAT THE NEXT FEW YEARS WOULD SHOW INCREASED ACTIVITY IN THE CONTROL OF TAX EVASION.
THE COMMISSIONER ALSO BELIEVED THAT PROSECUTION OF SUITABLE CASES THROUGH CRIMINAL PROCEDURES WOULD HAVE A DETERRENT EFFECT ON WOULD-BE EVADERS.
PARTIAL CLOSURE OF ROBINSON ROAD ******
A SECTION OF ROBINSON ROAD BETWEEN PARK ROAD AND THE ACCESS ROAD LEADING TO 105, ROBINSON ROAD WILL BE CLOSED TO VEHICULAR TRAFFIC FOR ABOUT TWO MONTHS WITH EFFECT FROM 10 A.M. ON FRIDAY (APRIL 30).
THE TEMPORARY CLOSURE IS TO FACILITATE THE CONSTRUCTION OF WATER WORKS.
AT THE SAME TIME, THE SECTION OF ROBINSON ROAD BETWEEN OAKLANDS AVENUE AND THE ACCESS ROAD LEADING TO 105, ROBINSON ROAD WILL BE RE-ROUTED TWO-WAY TO PROVIDE ACCESS TO AND EXIT FROM PREMISES ON THIS SECTION OF THE ROAD.
TRAFFIC SIGNS WILL BE PUT UP TO GUIDE MOTORISTS.
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