Deputy Kislovsky from Odessa does business in Crimea
One of the deputies of the Odessa City Council for doing business in the Crimea according to the legislation of the Russian Federation. BEB reports.
Editorial 368.media learned that it was about Andrei Kislovsky, who had already got into a scandal with the military because of the illegal wearing of a uniform.
BEB discovered that he actually owns a company engaged in the construction of luxury real estate. This enterprise evaded the payment of value added tax and income tax for a total amount of more than 7.5 million hryvnias.
Deputy Kislovsky from Odessa does business in Crimea
As a result of searches in non-residential, office premises, detectives found and seized 125 seals of controlled companies, 15 of which were seals of non-resident enterprises (two of which are subjects of the Republic of Belarus). The primary financial and economic documents of the organization and other controlled enterprises were also seized.
During this search, documents were found confirming that the deputy’s company carried out business activities in Crimea in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation. A case was initiated under Part 3 of Art. 212 of the Criminal Code.
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