Trading procedure of the so-called “Blank invoices”, i.e. invoices for services that were not actually performed or goods that were not actually sold, were used on a large scale in Poland – for example, in 2015 alone, according to the results of the audit carried out by the Supreme Audit Office, fictitious invoices for the amount of 81 were detected, PLN 9 billion.
Source MDDP
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