The owner of the FLYLILI company has been heard by the police in connection with a tax evasion case, with the damage estimated at 12 million lei.
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Jurgen Faff, the owner of FLYLILI, was heard by police in a tax evasion case, being accused of not paying taxes since 2024, with a damage of 12 million lei. Faff acknowledges the debts and has reached an agreement with ANAF for staggered payment, but the process is complicated. Recently, searches and hearings took place in Bucharest and Sibiu, involving other members of the company. FLYLILI claims that it complies with safety standards on flights to Congo.
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Șeful firmei care i-ar fi transportat în Congo pe mercenarii lui Horațiu Potra, dus la audieri. Ce le-a declarat polițiștilor
SURSE Omul de afaceri a cărui companie a transportat în Congo mercenarii lui Horaţiu Potra, audiat de polițiști / Fly Lili, implicată într-un dosar de evaziune fiscală cu prejudiciu calculat la 12 milioane de lei
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