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Four Arrested for Allegedly Defrauding Hundreds of Clients in Tax Refund Scam

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Mother, Daughter Arrested in Alleged Tax Refund Scam

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Three women, including a mother and daughter, were arrested for allegedly defrauding about 500 people out of hundreds of thousands of shekels in a tax refund scam. The suspects, aged 21, 22, and 44, allegedly used their positions at a legitimate tax refund company to divert client payments into personal and fictitious accounts. They are accused of continuing the scheme after leaving their jobs.

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  • Three women, including a mother and daughter, were arrested for an alleged tax refund scam.
  • The suspects are accused of defrauding approximately 500 people of hundreds of thousands of shekels.
  • The scam allegedly involved diverting client payments into personal and fictitious bank accounts.
  • The suspects worked at a legitimate tax refund company before continuing the alleged scheme independently.

Three women, including a mother and daughter, have been arrested on suspicion of defrauding hundreds of thousands of shekels from approximately 500 individuals seeking tax refunds. According to police, the alleged scam began when three suspects, a 44-year-old mother and her 21-year-old daughter from Kafr Kanna, and another 22-year-old suspect from I'billin, were employed at a legitimate tax refund company. While working there, they allegedly solicited clients interested in checking their eligibility for tax refunds. The suspects are accused of directing clients to deposit payments for opening cases into their personal bank accounts, and subsequently into a fictitious account they established. The mother and daughter reportedly continued to receive client leads even after leaving their employment, and, along with a 25-year-old relative from Kafr Kanna, are believed to have continued the alleged scam.

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