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Lithuania's Financial Crime Investigation Service has announced its readiness to fight fraud using support from the 2014-2020 EU budget

Publish: 2014-02-11 13:53

Author: ekspertai.eu

According to Director Kestutis Jucevičius of the Financial Crime Investigation Service there are companies that are already being established to be used in the process of receiving the support. He also said that scammers mostly benefit from value added tax embezzlement and that last year the FCIS recorded 1170 offenses and calculated the amount of hidden taxes at 40 million litas.

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