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AGT ALSO WANTS TO SHOW ITS WORK

Folha 82 September 2026 at 16:45

Angola's General Tax Administration (AGT) sent 35 customs tax fraud cases to judicial authorities this year, according to Noémia Ido, head of the Investigation Department of the Anti-Fraud Services Directorate of the Angolan tax authority.

Noémia Ido made these statements to the press on the sidelines of the launch of a training course on "Tax Fraud, Money Laundering and Corruption: Who, Where and How?", an initiative of the AGT in cooperation with the Attorney General's Office of Angola.

The official highlighted that tax crimes are not isolated and are generally linked to other crimes, essentially money laundering.

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