Company director jailed two years, fined RM829,170 for submitting false invoices

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KUALA LUMPUR: A Sessions Court judge has advised a company director who was sentenced to two years’ jail and fined RM829,170 for submitting false invoices to set an example to his children and not to repeat the same offence.

"If you want to make a living, do it the right way," Judge Rozina Ayob told Ahmad Fauzi Abdul Samad, 50.

He was accused of giving invoices of four companies linked to him amounting to RM165,834 to a man, with false details regarding the 1Malaysia-Industry Skills and Career Scheme programme when the programme was not run by the companies. The court sentenced the accused to two years’ jail for each charge and fined RM829,170 and ordered him to serve the jail term concurrently.

The accused was also ordered to report to the MACC office, Johor Bahru in the first week of every month apart from his passport being surrendered to the court and blacklisted from travelling abroad.

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