- T was charged with violating the tax law by not declaring the size of the company’s outgoing and incoming tax, resulting in a loss of 118,547 kr.
- T was also charged with providing false information to tax authorities, resulting in a loss of 69,365 kr.
- T was charged with violating the accounting law by not maintaining proper records and documentation for the company.
- The prosecution requested a fine of 310,000 kr.
- T denied the charges, claiming that there was no activity in the company during the specified period.
- The court found T guilty of the first three charges but acquitted him of the fifth charge.
- T was fined 155,000 kr as an additional penalty.
- T appealed the court’s decision, but the appellate court upheld the original ruling.
Source: info.skat.dk
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