Foreign companies operating in Papua New Guinea that have evaded paying customs tax can be expected to be exposed and prosecuted.
The National newspaper says a crackdown is underway by the PNG Customs Services and already one oil company, which hasn't been publicly named, has been told it owes the state 7 million US dollars while a mining company was forced to pay more than 558 thousand US recently.
If successful, the state can expect something of a windfall in revenue from the Customs Services by the end of the year.
