Marco Mouly Sentenced to Three Years for Fraudulent Insolvency

The notorious 'taxe carbone' scammer faces a new arrest warrant after being convicted in absentia for financial misconduct.

Marco Mouly, known for the 'taxe carbone' fraud, was sentenced in absentia to three years in prison for organizing his insolvency.
A new arrest warrant has been issued for Mouly, who was released from prison just days before the latest sentencing.
The court found Mouly guilty of minimizing his income to avoid paying judicial debts, using deceptive business practices.
Mouly's previous convictions include a significant sentence for a large-scale VAT fraud on carbon credits.
Authorities suspect Mouly may attempt to evade capture, as he has a history of avoiding legal consequences.