- EU lawmakers are holding a joint public hearing on countering VAT and customs fraud to protect the EU’s financial interests.
- The hearing, organized by CONT, IMCO, and FISC, will bring together experts and public authorities to assess current EU rules and enforcement gaps.
- Key topics include how organized crime exploits Single Market weaknesses, how cross-border fraud is detected, and how lost revenue can be recovered.
- The goal is to determine whether authorities have sufficient tools to fight criminal networks and prevent major public revenue losses.
Source: europarl.europa.eu
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