Four administrators of ride-sharing companies are accused of tax evasion of nearly 22 million lei, being placed under judicial control by the DNA.

The prosecutors of the National Anti-Corruption Directorate have placed four administrators of ride-sharing companies under criminal investigation, accused of tax evasion amounting to nearly 22 million lei. M.C.D., one of the administrators, is accused of two counts of continuous tax evasion, and the criminal action was initiated following investigations that showed that, between January 2022 and June 2025, they allegedly concealed the taxable source by paying "under the table" salaries for collaborating drivers.

Investigators claim that, under the coordination of M.C.D. and other suspects, nine alternative transport companies were established, collaborating with approximately 1,000 drivers, of whom only a small part had legal employment forms. This practice has led to significant damage to the state budget due to unpaid taxes and contributions. For example, in one company, out of 1,025 registered drivers, only 193 were legally employed.