- Millions from the largest VAT fraud in Dalmatia were laundered through companies in Trogir and Kaštela.
- A man from Split received a suspended one-year prison sentence for aiding tax evasion that caused nearly 6.8 million euros in damage to the state budget.
- Multiple companies were used for issuing false invoices, withdrawing cash, and fictitious invoicing, with funds moved through interconnected firms in several cities.
- One company, Kaštelanka doo, imported goods and sold them for cash without paying VAT, further falsifying tax records to hide the fraud.
- Proceedings against other defendants, including the main organizers, are ongoing.
Source: portal.hr
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