South Korean prosecutors raided LG Corp's offices in Yeouido to carry out checks on tax evasion. The prosecutors researchers are said to have acted following a complaint filed with South Korea's National Tax Service, and their main objective is to investigate the economic activities department the company's.
The Koo family members, controlled, are supposed to have transferred the company's shares to each other, but they have blocked transactions to prevent tax from the state according to prosecutors.
Thus the state is said to have suffered a loss of around 10 millions dollars from not paying taxes.
The Koo family is the largest shareholder of LG Corp, which is the mother company of many other companies such as LG Electronics and LG Display. The same family manages various subsidiaries of the group.
Koo Bon-moo, the head of the family, who is CEO and president of LG Corp, is not controlled by prosecutors. LG, for its part, said there was a difference of opinion between the South Korean authorities on tax payments but declined to comment further.
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