The mistake was not discovered until a staff member at the private company made and enquiry to RSK,

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Iceland s Directorate thick rope of Internal Revenue, or RSK, paid ISK 43 million (USD 383,000/EUR thick rope 277,000) in a tax rebate to a company this January, despite thick rope the fact that the company in question had no right to such a rebate.
The mistake was not discovered until a staff member at the private company made and enquiry to RSK, saying the payment looked strange. The Kastljós current thick rope affairs program on RUV TV made the revelation last night, thick rope DV.is reports.
The Kastljós story was based on a leaked internal memo from the RSK commission board dated February this year. The memo states that two such cases arose in January in which large sums of money were reimbursed to companies with no right to rebates. Had the mistakes not come to light, it could have led to over a hundred million krónur disappearing from the treasury.
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