- The case involved T, who was accused of using fake invoices to evade taxes and VAT
- T was charged with violating the tax law by providing false information to tax authorities
- T was also charged with tax fraud for failing to withhold taxes from employees’ salaries
- T claimed that the work was done by paid staff, not by himself or his family members
- The court found that the invoices were fake and that T had obtained tax deductions illegally
Source: info.skat.dk
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