- The repeated incorrect attribution of invoices is considered a crime
- The crime of false declaration is committed when elements are misrepresented in annual declarations to evade taxes
- The case discussed in the article involves a company falsely declaring exports to non-EU countries as non-taxable, when they were actually taxable
- The company’s intentional use of false invoices over several years indicates a deliberate act, not an innocent mistake
- If the incorrect declaration was truly unintentional, it would have been easily corrected during the registration of invoices in the VAT records.
Source: eutekne.info
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