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The Seszták Case Has Reached the National Tax Service, a Deputy Chairman Has Been Dismissed

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Finance Minister András Kármán has dismissed Mariann Szalavics, deputy chairman of the National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV), from her position at the suggestion of the new chairman of the tax authority. The decision came shortly after former minister Miklós Seszták was arrested at the end of September this year in the 11 billion forint Volánbusz corruption case, during which Szalavics was the economic director of the transport company, …

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Finance Minister András Kármán has dismissed Mariann Szalavics, deputy chairman of the National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV), from her position at the suggestion of the new chairman of the tax authority. The decision came shortly after former minister Miklós Seszták was arrested at the end of September this year in the 11 billion forint Volánbusz corruption case, during which Szalavics was the economic director of the transport company, …

·Budapest, Hungary
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The acquitted Mariann Szalavics was the economic director of Volánbusz at the time of the ten billion-dollar corruption transactions.

·Hungary
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The Deputy President of Resource Management at the Hungarian Tax Authority could not remain in his post after the Volánbusz scandal linked to the arrested Miklós Seszták also reached the top management of the tax authority.

The Minister of Finance dismissed Mariann Szalavics at the request of the new NAV president.

He was the financial director of Volánbusz at the time when most of the transactions suspected of corruption took place. The post One of the deputy presidents of the Hungarian Tax Authority was fired, the Seszták-like Volánbusz case may be in the background first appeared on 24.hu.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Another development in the Volánbusz case.

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Heti Világgazdaság broke the news in Hungary on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
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