Upon examining the business records of the company, which traded mainly in a specific imported foreign beer, a negative gross mark-up resulted leading the investigators to reasonably believe that sales were being grossly under-declared. Notwithstanding that the company argued that the introduction of a new beer on the local market necessitated a significant amount of for-free marketing, the assessments were issued based on the TCU’s projections.
Source: zampadebattista.com
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