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, …
The acquitted Mariann Szalavics was the economic director of Volánbusz at the time of the ten billion-dollar corruption transactions.
Mariann Szalavics is leaving the leadership of the National Tax and Customs Administration. The Minister of Finance decided to dismiss her upon the recommendation of the President of the National Tax and Customs Administration.
The Deputy President of Resource Management of the National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV), Mariann Szalavics, has been dismissed. The tax authority did not provide further details, citing data protection and privacy rights reasons.
A deputy chairman of the National Audit Office (NAV) has been acquitted, who was the financial director at the time of the Volánbusz corruption scandal - The decision was made by the Minister of Finance at the suggestion of the chairman of the National Audit Office (NAV).
The Minister of Finance made the decision on the proposal of the President of the Tax Authority.
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