hospital, where he underwent neurosurgery and is recovering from several strokes related to his injuries. The child is also unable to move one side of his body.According to court documents, Upson returned home to clean up blood and vomit that was left behind after his son was flown to the hospital.Upson was arrested Wednesday and charged with first-degree assault and falsifying physical evidence."It is a very serious charge. First-degree assault means the defendant caused serious bodily injury, either recklessly or knowingly," Fogarty said.Upson pleaded not guilty in Carroll County Superior Court on Thursday morning. He is being held on $50,000 cash bail.There was no answer at the family's home on Deer Hill Road in the Chocorua area of Tamworth.News 9 learned that the Division for Children, Youth andin order to detect tax evasion and undeclared money of Pakistanis living in the member countries of Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).

In September 2016, Pakistan signed an agreement of multilateral convention on mutual administrative in tax matters with the OECD to become the 104th jurisdiction for taking action against offshore tax evasion.

The agreement gives the country an access to information of its citizens having undeclared income and making financial transactions in OECD member countries.

In April, the government announced tax amnesty scheme to give residents one-off tax benefits for repatriating undeclared local liquid assets with a five percent penalty, undeclared foreign liquid assets with a two percent penalty (if repatriated, or a five percent penalty if remaining abroad or in foreign currencies), and undeclared fixed assets –