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www.amcham.ru/spb/news/nw/p905181270101654Jul 01, 2005: JTI to Fight On
ST. PETERSBURG (SPT) - Subsidiary of Tokyo-based manufacturer, Japan Tobacco International, will challenge a decision by the Moscow Arbitration Appeals Court to uphold a ruling to recover $70 million in taxes, the company said Wednesday in a statement.
The court upheld a September 2, 2004 ruling which followed a decision by the tax authorities to charge JTI Marketing & Sales around $70 million in back-taxes for 2000.
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