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Ongoing Story· Day 2

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

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Tax Authority Probe: 11 Suspects in $22 Million Fraud Case

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Eleven people, including former senior Israeli Tax Authority officials, are under investigation for bribery, fraud, and money laundering. Two former officials allegedly took bribes from an accountant and defrauded the state of over 80 million shekels. The case has been transferred to the prosecution for a decision.

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  • Eleven suspects, including ex-Tax Authority officials, are investigated for bribery and fraud.
  • The alleged fraud against the state amounts to over 80 million shekels.
  • Two former officials are suspected of receiving bribes from a taxpayer's accountant.
  • The investigation was conducted by Lahav 433's National Fraud Investigation Unit.
  • The case file has been transferred to the prosecution for further action.
Tax Authority Probe: 11 Suspects in $22 Million Fraud Case
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Eleven individuals, including former senior officials from Israel's Tax Authority, have been investigated on suspicion of bribery, fraud, and money laundering. The investigation, conducted by the National Fraud Investigation Unit (YAH'A) of Lahav 433 in cooperation with the Central Tax Investigations Unit, uncovered evidence suggesting a former deputy tax supervisor and a former senior coordinator allegedly received bribes over several years from an accountant representing taxpayers.

These two former officials are suspected of orchestrating a large-scale fraud against state authorities, defrauding the state of over 80 million shekels (approximately $22 million). The investigation, which included covert and overt stages, has now concluded.

The case file, accompanied by the Tax and Economic Prosecution Department from its inception, has been transferred to the prosecution for review and decision, along with the investigating unit's recommendations.

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