Nissan would have known of donations to Carlos Ghosn

According to an insider, Nissan's audit firm has repeatedly questioned the payments made to former chief in detention, Carlos Ghosn. The Japanese subsidiary of Ernst & Young, EY ShinNihon, has several times five years ago, the direction of the Japanese builder on overseas luxury home purchases for private use of Ghosn, as well as the rights granted to him. However, Nissan pointed out that the transactions and accounting were in order, said the person familiar with the transaction on Wednesday.

Nissan had already pointed out in the scandal that the false information was going to the account of Ghosn and another leader. Neither Nissan nor a spokesman for the audit company wanted to comment on this.

Ghosn was arrested on November 19 in Japan. According to a Nissan research report, the 64-year-old manager of the car allegedly embezzled money from the company for private purposes for many years and reportedly said his income would be almost half, or too low. According to media reports, Ghosn denies the allegations. Nissan and its Japanese partner Mitsubishi have since released the imprisoned president of the Renault president. Ghosn once forged the Franco-Japanese Auto Alliance, which offers major global manufacturers Volkswagen and Toyota Paroli.