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    22.10.2021

    Fil Rouge : Commission des infractions fiscales (CIF) and the consequences of the implementation of the law of 23 October 2018 on its activity

    "Commission des infractions fiscales (CIF) and the consequences of the implementation of the law of 23 October 2018 on its activity" with Philippe Goossens, partner in white collar crime law and Philippe de Saint-Bauzel, partner in tax law.

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