The tax authorities in Japan have accused Sharp of not declaring ¥800m (£3.8m) in income.
Sharp allegedly failed to disclose the earnings over a three-year period, and is accused of "hiding" ¥600m.
The electronics firm described the discrepancy as a "mistake", and claimed that the Osaka tax authority had failed to understand its views.
Sharp has been ordered to pay ¥300m in taxes.
Sharp accused of failing to declare 800m yen
By
Matt Chapman
on Jul 3, 2006 9:20AM
The tax authorities in Japan have accused Sharp of not declaring ¥800m (£3.8m) in income.
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