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Comment this articleLithuanian officials striptease for extra cash
Acting on a tip-off, the tax inspectorate hired the striptease dancer to verify whether he was providing paid services without registration of individual activities or a business certificate.
The tax inspectors determined that the official had not registered his services and now faces a fine of 500-1,000 litas (EUR 145-290).
The Siauliai tax inspector stressed that all income even received from the striptease had to be declared.
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