Around 1,800 families may be entitled to compensation from the Dutch tax office as a result of its heavy-handed anti-fraud campaign, a report into the scandal has concluded. Committee chairman Piet-Hein Donner previously said the department should compensate some 300 families who faced financial ruin after being wrongly accused of fraud, broadcaster NOS reported. The committee’s recommendations include a further investigation by the tax office into whether or not the families were victims of prejudicial treatment between 2014 and 2016....