PHOENICIA EXPRESS SRL, a company controlled by Lebanese businessman Mohammad Murad, has accumulated tax debts of more than 16 million lei in almost 4 years. Although the company recorded a net profit of more than 12 million lei in 2024, it failed to pay tax obligations and contributions withheld from employees. ANAF did not take any action against it, and Murad became an MP with aspirations to become tourism minister. The company claims it has VAT to recover from the state, but current debts remain significant.
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Mohammad Murad nu își achită obligațiile fiscale. Firma libanezului are datorii la stat de 16,6 milioane de lei / UPDATE: Societatea Phoenicia spune are de recuperat de la statul roman peste 15 milioane de lei, iar diferența de 1,5 milioane sunt datorii curente în termenul scadent de plată - B1TV.ro
Mohammad Murad, dator vândut la stat. Firma sa din București datorează peste 16.600.000 de lei | Newsweek Romania
Mohammad Murad nu își achită obligațiile fiscale. Firma libanezului are datorii la stat de 16,6 milioane de lei
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