Tax evasion case raids

BELGIAN police searched the offices of a dozen major clients of Belgian savings and mortgage bank AnHyp, looking for evidence…

BELGIAN police searched the offices of a dozen major clients of Belgian savings and mortgage bank AnHyp, looking for evidence in an eight billion Belgian franc (£160 million) tax evasion case, judicial sources have said.

Police yesterday raided the offices of companies including Walloon regional investment company SRIW in Liege, steel firm Sidmar in Ghent, and the Belgian Airport Terminal Company (BATC) in Brussels.

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