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A criminal gang cheated billions of forints in taxes by trading food products
A criminal gang in the Budapest and Győr area cheated billions of forints in VAT by selling food products. The Central District Court of Buda arrested five of the suspects.
Haszon Dávid, spokesman for the Western Transdanubia Criminal Directorate of the National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV), informed MTI, that the NAV launched an investigation for suspected budget fraud against the criminal organization. (MTI)
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