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Vienna – New adversity for the former Finance Minister Karl-Heinz Grasser. The Economic and Corruption Prosecutor’s Office (WKStA) sent Grasser an indictment on Friday accusing him of reducing taxes. According to the indictment, he paid around 2.2 million euros too little income tax – it is about his income (sales commissions), which the former finance minister received for his work at Meinl International Power (MIP). This is confirmed by Grasser’s lawyer Manfred Ainedter at the request of the STANDARD. The WKStA published a corresponding press release on its homepage.