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Tax officials are suspected of receiving bribes for ignoring violations in companies.
Two employees of the Federal Tax Service (FTS), who were caught taking multimillion-dollar bribes, worked in inspection No. 8 in the Krasnodar Territory. TASS reports this with reference to law enforcement agencies.
According to the agency, we are talking about the current deputy head of the inspection, Harut Kellejyan, as well as his former colleague, the ex-deputy head of the inspection, Igor Volin. They are both involved in a corruption case.
The investigation believes that tax officials received money for ignoring violations that they found during on-site inspections in companies.

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