- The European Public Prosecutor’s Office is investigating a suspected €137 million fraud involving nine Czech companies.
- The companies are accused of avoiding taxes on goods imported from China between June 2017 and December 2018.
- Authorities conducted searches and enforcement actions in Czechia and Slovakia.
- The goods involved include textiles, footwear, and online platform items.
- Officials suspect manipulation of the import system to evade significant tax payments.
Source: regtechtimes.com
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