Angola: Angola General Tax Administration (AGT) referred 35 cases related to tax crimes to the Attorney General's Office (PGR) during the first half of this year.
According to Angola Press News Agency, the information was provided to the press on Wednesday in Luanda by No©mia Ido, Head of the Investigation Department of the AGT's Anti-Fraud Service Directorate. This announcement was made on the sidelines of an intensive course focusing on tax fraud, money laundering, and corruption.
No©mia Ido elaborated that the cases primarily involve offences related to Personal Income Tax (IRT) and the unlawful collection of Value Added Tax (VAT).
In a comparative analysis, she noted that the number of cases reported during the first six months of this year was close to that recorded during the same period in 2025.
Ido further emphasized that challenges persist in areas concerning tax fraud and money laundering offences. This situation necessitated the organisation of the course, which brought together AGT technicians, judicial magistrates, and public prosecutors to enhance institutional response capacity.
The intensive course on tax fraud, organised by the General Tax Administration in partnership with the Attorney General's Office, aims to strengthen cooperation among institutions involved in criminal prevention, detection, and investigation.
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