France Seizes €65 Million as Part of McKinsey Tax Case
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Seized in the investigation for aggravated money laundering of tax fraud around the McKinsey Council giant, this amount corresponds to "96 % of the tax damage" according to the PNF's assessment.
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The National Financial Prosecutor's Office brought some €65 million into the Belgian courts in its investigation of tax evasion against the McKinsey firm.
The Brussels Public Prosecutor's Office and the French National Financial Prosecutor's Office have seized over 65 million euros from consultancy firm McKinsey. This occurred as part of an investigation into tax fraud. Both agencies announced this today. The amount corresponds to 96 percent of the evaded taxes.
The National Financial Prosecutor's Office announces the seizure of 65 million euros in the McKinsey investigation for money laundering aggravated by tax fraud. The sum represents 96% of the estimated tax damage at this stage of the investigation.
This "amount corresponding to 96% of the tax damage according to the assessment of the national financial prosecutor's office", provides the prosecutor's office in a statement on Friday.
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