Today, the trial of 26 defendants (11 individuals and 15 companies) accused of an intra-community VAT fraud scheme involving several countries will begin at the Central Criminal Court of Lisbon (Portugal), following an investigation codenamed Admiral. This is the first trial under the European Public Prosecutor’s Office’s (EPPO) flagship investigation into the most complex VAT fraud to date. Read More
31 October 2024Investigation Admiral: First trial starts in Portugal for 26 suspects charged with international VAT fraudToday, the trial of 26 defendants (11 individuals and 15 companies) accused of an intra-community VAT fraud scheme involving several countries will begin at the Central Criminal Court of Lisbon (Portugal), following an investigation codenamed Admiral. This is the first trial under the European Public Prosecutor’s Office’s (EPPO) flagship investigation into the most complex VAT fraud to date.
- EPPO
- door eppo.europa.eu
Related Posts
Czechia: Large-scale VAT fraud scheme involving electronics trade uncovered
- EPPO
- door eppo.europa.eu
The European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) in Ostrava (Czechia) has charged seven suspects in an investigation targeting a large-scale VAT fraud scheme related to the… BronCzechia: Large-scale VAT fraud scheme involving electronics trade uncovered
Croatia: Six individuals and one company convicted of subsidy fraud and document forgery involving pig farming
- EPPO
- door eppo.europa.eu
Following an investigation by the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) in Zagreb (Croatia), six individuals and one company were convicted today of subsidy fraud and… BronCroatia: Six individuals and one company convicted of subsidy fraud and document forgery involving pig farming
Czechia: Eleven convicted of subsidy fraud following guilty pleas
- EPPO
- door eppo.europa.eu
Following an investigation of the European Public Prosecutor’s Office of Ostrava (Czechia) into the fraudulent use of EU subsidies for the purchase of machinery, the… BronCzechia: Eleven convicted of subsidy fraud following guilty pleas