Tax Authority Chief Apologizes to Business Owner in High-Profile 'Langosh Case'

The head of Slovakia's tax administration has publicly apologized to a business owner and requested a meeting following errors made by tax inspectors in the widely-watched "langosh case." The apology represents a significant reversal in the controversial tax dispute that has drawn public attention. Tax controllers were found to have made mistakes in their handling of the case involving the traditional Slovak fried bread vendor, prompting the unprecedented public acknowledgment from the tax authority's leadership.