Electronic Product Testing Involved in Fake Invoice Scheme for Profit; Taipei Prosecutors Search 9 Locations, Question 4 People
Employees from Xinte Technology and e-Test Technology are suspected of colluding to issue fake invoices for electronic product testing, illegally profiting over tens of millions of NTD. Taipei prosecutors searched 9 locations and questioned 4 people, including the involved individuals. The case is being investigated for special breach of trust and money laundering under the Securities Exchange Act.
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(Central News Agency reporter Hsieh Chun-lin, Taipei, 12th) Investigators received reports that a Mr. Chiang, a business representative from Xinte Technology Co., Ltd., allegedly colluded with a Ms. Hsu, a manager from e-Test Technology Co., Ltd., to inflate electronic device testing fees, such as for PDAs, using fake invoices, illegally profiting over tens of millions of NTD. Taipei prosecutors today searched 9 locations and questioned 4 people, including Mr. Chiang and Ms. Hsu.
The investigation revealed that Xinte Technology Co., Ltd., a listed company, produces electronic devices such as PDAs. e-Test Technology Co., Ltd. was entrusted with related testing. Since e-Test primarily focuses on high-end product testing and analysis, the testing of devices like PDAs was outsourced to external laboratories for reports, which were then returned to Xinte Technology Co., Ltd.
Investigators found that after e-Test Technology Co., Ltd. was entrusted with testing, it would add its own profit margin when quoting Xinte Technology Co., Ltd. Mr. Chiang and Ms. Hsu are suspected of profiting from this through fictitious transactions. In addition to e-Test Technology Co., Ltd.'s quotes, the two allegedly brought in three other companies to issue false invoices, fabricating reasons to claim payments from Xinte Technology Co., Ltd. They then funneled money through these three companies into their personal bank accounts. Since 2020, their illegal profits are estimated to be over tens of millions of NTD.
Today, prosecutors from the Taipei District Prosecutors Office directed the Taipei City Investigation Office of the Ministry of Justice Investigation Bureau to execute search warrants issued by the court. They searched 9 locations, including the residences of Ms. Hsu, Mr. Chiang, and two others, as well as the offices of e-Test Technology Co., Ltd. and Xinte Technology Co., Ltd. The four defendants, including Ms. Hsu and Mr. Chiang, were summoned for questioning. The entire case is being investigated on suspicion of special breach of trust and money laundering under the Securities Exchange Act. (Editor: Lung Po-an) 1150512
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(Central News Agency reporter Hsieh Chun-lin, Taipei, 12th) Investigators received reports that a Mr. Chiang, a business representative from Xinte Technology Co., Ltd., allegedly colluded with a Ms. Hsu, a manager from e-Test Technology Co., Ltd., to inflate electronic device testing fees, such as for PDAs, using fake invoices, illegally profiting over tens of millions of NTD. Taipei prosecutors today searched 9 locations and questioned 4 people, including Mr. Chiang and Ms. Hsu.
The investigation revealed that Xinte Technology Co., Ltd., a listed company, produces electronic devices such as PDAs. e-Test Technology Co., Ltd. was entrusted with related testing. Since e-Test primarily focuses on high-end product testing and analysis, the testing of devices like PDAs was outsourced to external laboratories for reports, which were then returned to Xinte Technology Co., Ltd.
Investigators found that after e-Test Technology Co., Ltd. was entrusted with testing, it would add its own profit margin when quoting Xinte Technology Co., Ltd. Mr. Chiang and Ms. Hsu are suspected of profiting from this through fictitious transactions. In addition to e-Test Technology Co., Ltd.'s quotes, the two allegedly brought in three other companies to issue false invoices, fabricating reasons to claim payments from Xinte Technology Co., Ltd. They then funneled money through these three companies into their personal bank accounts. Since 2020, their illegal profits are estimated to be over tens of millions of NTD.
Today, prosecutors from the Taipei District Prosecutors Office directed the Taipei City Investigation Office of the Ministry of Justice Investigation Bureau to execute search warrants issued by the court. They searched 9 locations, including the residences of Ms. Hsu, Mr. Chiang, and two others, as well as the offices of e-Test Technology Co., Ltd. and Xinte Technology Co., Ltd. The four defendants, including Ms. Hsu and Mr. Chiang, were summoned for questioning. The entire case is being investigated on suspicion of special breach of trust and money laundering under the Securities Exchange Act. (Editor: Lung Po-an) 1150512
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