Slovakia, Belgium and the Netherlands have helped the Spanish authorities to stop a case of large-scale VAT fraud. The Spanish treasury would have lost a total of 26 million euros in income. This is reported by Eurojust, the EU agency that streamlines cooperation between the tax authorities of the member states. A number of suspects turned out to have set up mantle companies to supposedly trade goods between different European countries. But in reality, the products never went abroad.
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