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April 18, 2003 - Friday |
Last year more goods have been paid that imported
Last year, $964 million in extra 'ghost' money was paid for imported goods above the actual value of the goods imported, claims National Bank of Serbia governor Mladjan Dinkic.
Companies imported goods to some local countries known as tax havens (such a Cyprus, the Virgin Islands, the Marshal Islands, Cote d’
Ivoire or others).
The same goods than have been imported from such countries to Serbia with greatly increased invoices. The goal of this operation is to remove hard currency from Serbia and to avoid Serbian taxes.
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