- Multiple defendants (T1, T2, T3, T4, T5) were charged with serious tax, VAT, and withholding tax fraud, including issuing fictitious invoices and money laundering.
- The main defendant, T1, owner of G1-company, was accused of defrauding the state of nearly 3 million DKK in 2016-2017 and issuing fictitious invoices totaling over 6.8 million DKK.
- T1 and T2 together were accused of further fraud and attempted fraud involving fictitious invoices totaling over 12.8 million DKK, with the proceeds funneled through various companies and accounts, resulting in a loss of over 7 million DKK to the state.
- T3 was charged with assisting in tax and VAT fraud by issuing fictitious invoices totaling over 1.4 million DKK and facilitating money laundering by allowing use of company bank accounts.
- The case involved corrections to the indictment and issues of self-incrimination, with the final charges consolidated and accepted by the court.
Source: info.skat.dk
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