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AlarabSecurity

Former Senior Tax Authority Officials Suspected of Fraud Exceeding 80 Million Shekels

Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba

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Arabic · 2 newsrooms covering

Police have concluded an investigation into former senior Tax Authority officials suspected of fraud and bribery. Eleven individuals, including a former deputy head of income tax and a senior coordinator, are implicated in allegedly receiving bribes and defrauding the state of over 80 million shekels. The case file has been forwarded to prosecutors for a decision on potential charges.

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  • Police concluded an investigation into 11 suspects, including former senior Tax Authority officials.
  • The suspects are accused of bribery, fraud, breach of trust, and money laundering.
  • A former deputy head of income tax and a senior coordinator allegedly received bribes.
  • The alleged fraud resulted in the illicit transfer of over 80 million shekels from state funds.
  • The case has been sent to the Tax and Economic Prosecution for further action.

Police have concluded an investigation into allegations of bribery, fraud, breach of trust, and money laundering involving 11 suspects, including former senior officials from the Tax Authority. According to police, a former deputy head of income tax and a former senior coordinator at the Tax Authority are suspected of receiving bribes over several years from a certified public accountant who represented clients. These officials allegedly carried out extensive fraudulent operations that resulted in the illicit siphoning of over 80 million shekels from state coffers. The investigation file, along with the investigation unit's recommendations, has been transferred to the Tax and Economic Prosecution for a decision on further actions.

AlarabArab · Nazareth

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