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Dear advice seekers,

you should actually hire a lawyer immediately, who will first look at the files and only then examine and discuss how to proceed. That's my most important and first piece of advice, which of course also costs money and can be expensive, lawyer's fees.

Otherwise, you can make it clear in your own letter that you had no intention of tax evasion.

Because:

The gold jewelry would have been worn traditionally and you would not have been aware of it. Point out that you have already paid the subsequent taxation (750 euros subsequent taxation, no fine), you are sorry for the incident and that the procedure should be discontinued.

That can also work.

With Best regards

Fricke