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More than Two Million Euros Were Committed: Wage Fraud in Austria...

Summary by Die Presse
The investigation focused on a fraudulent system aimed in particular at foreign workers. As part of the payroll, they were deducted from alleged advances that were actually never paid out.

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Employees of an Austrian personnel supervisor had to sign blank cheque receipts before taking office. Afterwards, alleged advances were deducted, which were never paid out.

·Vienna, Austria
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The investigation focused on a fraudulent system aimed in particular at foreign workers. As part of the payroll, they were deducted from alleged advances that were actually never paid out.

·Vienna, Austria
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The large-scale fraud series that was uncovered in Austria may also affect Hungarians. The Austrian Ministry of Finance announced on Sunday that more than two million euros in taxes and even more in wages were embezzled by a labor rental company in our western neighbor that operated a fraudulent scheme specifically targeting foreign workers.

VIENNA. A staff supervisor acted with blanks.

·Linz, Austria
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According to the Ministry of Finance, an Austrian employee is at the center of a alleged wage and tax fraud of millions. The company acted with blanks, wages were not fully paid out.

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ondacero.es broke the news in on Saturday, June 7, 2025.
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