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Chocolate traders evaded to pay 626 million forints tax
A company in Tatabánya and in Budapest have suspected with tax evasion in a value of 626 million forints.
The companies imported chocolates from Poland, Slovakia and Bulgaria and sold them in Hungary without bill – Hideg-Göblyös Rita, press officer of NAV’s Central Transdanubian Criminal Directorate told MTI. (MTI)
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