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He Earned 46 Million by Selling Luxury Clothes on Facebook, but Did Not Pay Taxes on It, and the Tax and Customs Administration Will Punish Him

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The woman advertised the expensive clothes in a closed group.

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The National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV) discovered a turnover of 46 million forints from a woman selling in a closed Facebook group. She also did not have a tax number.

·Budapest, Hungary
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NAV cracked down on the closed Facebook group, a 46 million-dollar luxury business collapsed - It was selling designer clothes for hundreds of thousands, but one thing was missing.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Moreover, he purchased the products offered as new second-hand. He earned 46 million forints with them.

·Hungary
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A woman sold designer clothes and accessories in a closed Facebook group, more than 46 million forints were deposited into her bank account, but she did not provide a receipt or invoice; it also turned out that she had purchased the luxury products second-hand, the National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV) told MTI on Friday. The post She thought everything was allowed in the closed group: NAV found an amazing thing on Facebook! first appear…

The Tax Authority investigated a closed Facebook group where only the administrator advertised various branded clothes, bags, jewelry and accessories for sale. The offer included YSL, Calvin Klein, Gucci, Nike, Ralph Lauren and Valentino products. Among the advertised goods were a Miu Miu top for 60 thousand forints, a Loewe brooch for 90 thousand forints, and a Celine garment offered for 400 thousand forints. More than 46 million forints arrive…

·Budapest, Hungary
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Origo broke the news in Budapest, Hungary on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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