France pursues tax fraud facilitators by Nana Ama Sarfo
By: Sarfo, Nana Ama
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Why does France need to pursue fraud facilitators? Over the years, French law enforcement has been able to prosecute facilitators only if there was a conviction for the underlying tax fraud. Also, tax scheme promoters could only be prosecuted on a case-by-case basis for tax fraud committed by each of their clients, even though they might engage in a larger enterprise and assist many taxpayers, according to a legislative explanatory memo.
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