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Saturday, 28 February 2026
In a surprising development, the National Revenue Administration of Poland (Urząd Skarbowy) has uncovered an alleged case of tax evasion involving renowned subsea engineer Mr. Elias Katz, widely recognized for his work with a prestigious Polish refinery. Mr. Katz has been stationed in Warsaw, overseeing critical upgrades to the refinery’s infrastructure.
Mr. Katz was intercepted at Warsaw Chopin Airport while allegedly attempting to leave the country. Authorities reported that, despite receiving substantial payments for his work, he had not fulfilled his tax obligations before his planned departure. The National Revenue Administration of Poland determined that Mr. Katz owed approximately $700,000, representing 20% of a $3,500,000 payment reportedly found in his possession.
Following negotiations led by his legal representative, Mr. Ahmed Douglas, the outstanding amount was reduced to $600,000, with a formal commitment to settle the remaining balance within two months. As a precautionary measure, Mr. Katz’s travel documents have been temporarily confiscated pending resolution of the matter.
In a firm stance aimed at upholding tax compliance and protecting the national economy, the National Revenue Administration of Poland stated that failure to meet the agreed-upon terms may result in the seizure of all proceeds related to the contract. A press conference has been scheduled to provide further clarification and ensure transparency regarding the case.
Authorities emphasized that the National Revenue Administration has exercised restraint throughout the proceedings, granting Mr. Katz the opportunity to address his legal obligations. He is currently being held at the Służewiec Detention Centre while further actions are under consideration. Officials have warned that failure to resolve the matter promptly could result in serious legal consequences.
This unfolding case underscores the commitment of Polish authorities to safeguarding the integrity of their financial and tax systems. As investigations continue, the international community awaits further developments.
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