More Heads Have Fallen in Connection with the Gold Convoy Case and a Spring Death
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According to the law, the management assignment can be revoked without justification, NAV wrote to 24.hu.
The new management of the tax authority will dismiss the director general and deputy director of criminal affairs of the National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV) from their positions with effect from October 1. The reason for the personnel change may be a private event that ended in death in the spring, as well as the case of the Ukrainian gold convoy that caused a major scandal, 24.hu reported.
Drastic personnel changes will take effect in the top management of the National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV) from October 1. The new management of the tax authority has revoked the management mandate of Brigadier General Ferenc Domokos, Director General of Criminal Affairs, and his deputy, Colonel László Gábor Szűcs, without giving any reason, 24.hu has learned.
Drastic personnel changes will take effect in the top management of the National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV) from October 1. The new management of the tax authority has revoked the management mandate of Brigadier General Ferenc Domokos, Director General of Criminal Affairs, and his deputy, Colonel László Gábor Szűcs, without giving any reason, 24.hu has learned.
Ferenc Domokos and Gábor László Szűcs must leave with immediate effect, just before Balázs Hankó's fateful trial.
The head and deputy head of the NAV's Criminal Directorate will leave on October 1. Ferenc Domokos' name also came up in the gold convoy case, and he was also present at the NAV event at which a financial police brigadier general died in March.
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