This week (3 June), the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) in Frankfurt and Cologne (Germany) moved against suspected criminal groups, believed to have orchestrated cross-border VAT fraud schemes with an estimated tax damage of in total over €100 million through the sale of smartphones and other electronic devices. Read More
5 June 2025Investigation Supernova: EPPO strikes against criminal groups suspected of €100 million VAT fraudThis week (3 June), the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) in Frankfurt and Cologne (Germany) moved against suspected criminal groups, believed to have orchestrated cross-border VAT fraud schemes with an estimated tax damage of in total over €100 million through the sale of smartphones and other electronic devices.
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