Reality star and holiday park magnate Peter Gillis has to go to jail for six months
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Peter Gillis has been convicted of, among other things, renting out chalets, destroying administration and not making a tax return. The court sees the Dutch Peltenaar as « the steering force behind the fraud ». The holiday park magnate, known for the Dutch TV program Mass is cash registerhas been sentenced to twelve months in prison, six of which are conditional. In addition, a fine has been imposed.
Source: De Telegraaf
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The Public Prosecution Service in the Netherlands had demanded a prison sentence of eighteen months, six of which were conditional. Gillis and his companies were suspected of tax fraud, the incorrect feeding and storage of administration, providing incorrect information to the Dutch tax authorities and not making a tax return on time.
According to the judge, Gillis was the « all -determining and steering force behind the fraud ». Gillis’ daughter and ex-wife were also suspected of involvement, which the judge considered proven. They received a community service of 240 hours and 120 hours respectively, as well as a suspended prison sentence of six months.
Multiple lawsuits
There have been court cases against the real estate entrepreneur for some time. For example, his ex-girlfriend Nicol Kremers accused him of assault. Despite the alleged abuse in 2022, there are then several seasons of the reality series Gillis family: Massa is checkout published.
Gillis still owns three holiday parks in Belgian-Limburg: Parelstrand and Blauwe Meer in Lommel and Hengelhoef in Houthalen-Helchteren. He runs it under the name Topcampings.be.
