Pizza Fan: Those Arrested for Tax Evasion in Evelpidon Wearing Hoods - Mammoth (Images, Video)
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At the moment, the 23 people arrested in connection with the fraud allegedly set up by the well-known pizza chain Pizza Fan, concealing about 25 million euros worth of VAT, are now before the public prosecutor. Among those arrested are the owner of the company, accountants and store managers. Read here
With hoods over their faces and handcuffs, the 23 arrested in the case of major tax evasion through the Pizza Fan chain store network were taken to the prosecutor's office On Evelpidon Street… Pizza Fan Case: The Arrested in Evelpidon with Hoods – How the "Treats" Were Betrayed - NAFTEMPORIKI
A complaint about social security contributions was the one that led to the investigation that brought to light the case of tax evasion by the Pizza Fan company - with a loss of at least 25...More...
Wearing hoods to “hide” their features as best they can and handcuffed, those arrested for the Pizza Fan criminal organization, who are accused of not paying the State VAT of 25 million euros, left the GADA for Evelpidon at noon on Friday (23/10), where they will apologize. Among those arrested […] The article Pizza Fan: Kostas Antaras and the rest of those arrested for the “mammoth” tax evasion left the GADA with hoods – See images appeared fir…
The 23 arrested in the case of the fraud that a well-known pizzeria chain had set up, concealing VAT, approximately 25 million euros, are currently before the prosecutor. Among those arrested are the owner of the company, accountants and store managers. The alleged perpetrators had their headquarters in Chalandri, where the company's central accounting office is also located...
The 22 arrested in the tax evasion case linked to the large Pizza Fan chain were brought to the courts of Evelpidon, including the company's owner and executives. The loss to the Greek State from the non-payment of VAT is estimated by the Authorities at 25 million euros, through the use of special software that registered orders as "treats". At the same time, approximately 2,500 employees in the company's stores are in a state of uncertainty.
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