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Finance ministers should ‘be losing sleep’ over extent of tax fraud, says chief EU prosecutor

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Authorities in EU countries aren’t showing enough appetite to claw back tens of billions in funds lost to fraud each year, according to the head of the EU’s financial crime agency.

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