Re-migrant couple caught up in middle of alleged vendetta
GUYANA--The re-migrant couple in whose names the two Lexus vehicles, now at the centre of an alleged US $40 million tax fraud, were imported is maintaining that there was no breach of the tax laws of Guyana.
A family member told the media during an interview that the couple retired and returned to Guyana to live with their son. Their son is the Customs officer, who reportedly prevented Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA) enforcement officers from taking possession of the vehicles on Friday night, August 29.
He and his parents are close friends with Kaieteur News' Publisher, Glen Lall, who allegedly drives the vehicles.
When the media visited the Continental Park, East Bank Demerara residence on the weekend to talk to the couple, they made it clear that the vehicles were in their possession as they live with their son, but pointed out that family members along with the Lalls are close friends and would from time to time use the vehicles.
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