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Tax authorities may have uncovered organized multi-million fraud

Tax authorities may have uncovered organized multi-million fraud

The Dutch Tax Authority is investigating a potential organized fraud scheme involving groups of Bulgarian residents that resulted in 6.7 million euros being transferred to illicit bank accounts. These accounts were reportedly used solely for receiving funds from the tax office, indicating a systematic attempt to defraud the state.

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