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Accountant from Rosh HaAyin Suspected of Embezzlement and Tax Fraud
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First reported by Now 14 · 1 day ago
What happened
Ohad Ratzon, an accountant from Rosh HaAyin, is suspected of embezzling client funds and committing tax fraud, leading to a court lifting a gag order and imposing a travel ban amid ongoing investigations.
- 01Accountant Ohad Ratzon is suspected of stealing from clients and tax evasion.
- 02Investigation began in June over false expense claims totaling 1.41 million shekels.
- 03Joint probe revealed theft, tax evasion, VAT fraud, and money laundering suspicions.
- 04Court lifted gag order and imposed a 180-day travel ban on Ratzon.
- 05Lawyers claim Ratzon paid over 1.4 million shekels to correct VAT errors and cooperated fully.
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