Nigerian Court Delays Binance Executives’ Tax Evasion Trial
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Citing failure to bring Tigran Gambaryan to court, Nigerian court postpones a court hearing in the Binance tax evasion case until June.
A Nigerian court has delayed proceedings in the tax evasion case against the Binance crypto exchange, rescheduling the hearing for Jun. 14. The postponement was due to the failure to present Tigran Gambaryan, a U.S. citizen and Binance’s head of financial crime compliance, at the scheduled hearing, according to a Reuters report.
As of press time, no explanation has been provided for Gambaryan’s absence as even Moses Ideho, the lawyer representing the revenue service, expressed confusion over Gambaryan’s absence, noting that he should have been produced by the Nigerian prison service.
The latest development follows a separate ruling, where a Nigerian court ruled that Gambaryan could represent Binance in the tax evasion trial. Binance and its executives, Gambaryan and Nadeem Anjarwalla — Binance’s regional director for Africa — face four counts of tax evasion, including the failure to register with Nigeria’s Federal Inland Revenue #pizzaday #ETHETFS #PEPE #altcoins #BinanceLaunchpool Service.
