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So you always check your suitcase with a device like this when you land at the airport and, for example, I have 200 cartons of cigarettes in my suitcase and you can see that through this device. Would I then have to pay a fine straight away or are these devices just for danger?
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When the inch clears the suitcase, he recognizes the cigarettes. With 200 bars of smuggled cigarettes, however, you are already very clear in the field of tax criminal proceedings. There it is no longer done with a repayment at the airport.
On the other hand, security control is hardly interesting.
You’d be asked to pay directly. It’s still tax evasion.
Except you let the cigarettes be taxed