US EditionSuspected black money case, former Jumbo CEO Frits van Eerd demands a million from an accountant if the work does not continue
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The black money case involving former CEO Frits van Eerd of supermarket chain Jumbo raged in Almelo court on Wednesday. Wim H., one of the suspects in the case, demanded that Twente's accounting firm De Jong & Laan continue to prepare the annual results for three of its companies.
The black money case involving former CEO Frits van Eerd of supermarket chain Jumbo raged in Almelo court on Wednesday. Wim H., one of the suspects in the case, demanded that Twente's accounting firm De Jong & Laan continue to prepare the annual results for three of its companies.
The black money case involving former CEO Frits van Eerd of supermarket chain Jumbo raged in Almelo court on Wednesday. Wim H., one of the suspects in the case, demanded that Twente's accounting firm De Jong & Laan continue to prepare the annual results for three of its companies.
The black money case involving former CEO Frits van Eerd of supermarket chain Jumbo raged in Almelo court on Wednesday. Wim H., one of the suspects in the case, demanded that Twente's accounting firm De Jong & Laan continue to prepare the annual results for three of its companies.
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