Two Americans Face 12 Years in Danish Dividend Tax Fraud Case

Two Americans who believed they had avoided punishment by agreeing to repay 1.55 billion kroner to Denmark are now facing up to 12 years in prison for gross fraud in the dividend tax case.

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politikenDanish23h ago

To amerikanere troede, at de havde styret uden om straf i udbyttesagen. Nu risikerer de 12 års fængsel

De troede, de havde klaret frisag ved at love at betale 1,55 milliarder kroner tilbage til Danmark. Nu risikerer de op til 12 års fængsel for groft bedrageri

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Two Americans Face 12 Years in Danish Dividend Tax Fraud Case

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To amerikanere troede, at de havde styret uden om straf i udbyttesagen. Nu risikerer de 12 års fængsel

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