TOKYO -- Former Nissan Motor Chairman Carlos Ghosn has denied allegations that he underreported his compensation, sources say, while a new development has emerged in the scandal that led to his ouster.
Ghosn did not report roughly 8 billion yen ($70.8 million) in deferred compensation over eight years, sources say. He is believed to have arranged for about 1 billion yen a year to be paid to him later on, such as after he retired from the company, from fiscal 2010 to fiscal 2017.
