Antena 3 CNN Business Daily Income: Who controls the clans fortunes and how much tax evasion they make

Daily Income: Who controls the clans fortunes and how much tax evasion they make

Daily Income: Who controls the clans fortunes and how much tax evasion they make
25 Iun 2014   •   18:37
The corruption scandal Bercea Mondial - Mircea Băsescu  again brings into question the dubious fortunes of Roma clans, and the inability of the authorities to count their money, and thus to collect taxes from them.

The Roma show off their palaces. Just as they make a show off from their so-called legitimate business. But behind the high gates of the golden  palaces reigns tax  evasion. Authorities do  know what the Roma clans are doing, but seem unable to deal with them.

For example, among the most wealthy Roma is Ionelaş Cârpaci  from Timisoara, with a fortune estimated at 13 million euros, money made from ​​illegal real estate business.

The top accounts also gypsy leader  Ferdinand Stanescu Grajduri village, Iaşi county  with a fortune of seven million euros. He says he made money from trade. It seems that the origin of his wealth is placed somewhere in the 90s, when he bought tin  and iron from Sidex Galati and sold it with  much more, including to  the Army. Now Ferdinand Stanescu is trading heavy equipment. He buys  equipment from Romania, refurbishes them in  Cluj and sells them abroad at a higher price, but still a much lower price than a new machine would cost.

And obviously, the top  also counts  Sandu Anghel said Bercea Mondial, who was related to the brother of President Traian Basescu. Bercea Mondial of  Slatina, Olt, has a fortune estimated at 4 million he made from  metal business, usury, money laundering and extortion, as the many criminal cases on his name and other family members point to. Over  the time investigators seized and foreclosed  significant amounts of money, but which is very little compared to the  huge losses his evasion incurred to the state budget.



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