- The credit deriving from a corrupt agreement can be seized
- The credit can be subject to assignment or dispersion
- The prevention of the seizure of the tax credit is necessary to avoid worsening the consequences of the crime in case of conviction
- A recent case involved corruption in judicial acts related to a tax dispute over VAT refund
- The court ruled that the prevention of the seizure of the VAT refund credit is legitimate in cases of corruption in judicial acts
- The credit, even if uncertain or conditional, can still be subject to assignment or dispersion
Source: eutekne.info
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