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Protect those who buy credits in good faith, make checks easier to stop fraud. With over 4.4 million non-existent loans out of a total of 38.4 billion, there is little room to hypothesize substantial corrections to the latest tightening on the sale of loans. Presenting the data, the director of the Revenue Agency, Ruffini, described in a hearing in the Senate “a worrying general picture”: the first anti-fraud tightening decided last November is already providing a series of results, but the “single” transferhas hinted, remains the main way to crush the phenomenon.