Learn about the court's decision to charge Tamer Ashour with tax evasion

Cairo – Gololy

The tax evasion court, held in the fifth assembly, decided to postpone the trial of the Egyptian artist Tamer Ashour.

This came in the opposition submitted by Tamer Ashour, on the sentence handed down in absentia by a year's imprisonment, and the bail of 10,000 pounds, in his charge of tax evasion, for the 30 September session.

The decision of postponement came to conciliation, and the submission of papers and documents that indicate that.

The tax evasion court punished the artist in absentia, with a year's imprisonment and bail of 10,000 pounds, and was fined the equivalent of the tax due.

Tamer Ashour was charged with tax evasion of 183,269 Egyptian pounds during the period from 2011 to 2014 and hiding the management and profits of dealing with Art Studio, Egyptian Media Production City and Rotana Technical Distribution Company.

Tamer Ashour had said in his first comment: "O group, I am no problem with the misfortune was in the unintentional flight because of the circumstances of the country from 2011 to 2014 and because of the accountant Naseeb, thank God has been paid the tax and fine of a large term.

The Egyptian artist added, on his own account on the Twitter site: "What is trading now I do not know anything about him and no one has notified me of his need and I am under the command of my country in any need