Dogan confirms: Abrashi company was caught trying to evade taxes for importing vodka

It had been 2012, when the company “Larry Group”, owned by the LDK candidate, for Pristina chairman Arba Abashi had imported “Vodka” and “Gin” to Kosovo. Abrash's company had declared a lot of the value of these products, but the declared amount was not in line with the actual amount of products. A decision [...]
It was 2012, when the company “Laris GroupLDK candidate”, owned by Pristina chairman Arba Abashi, had imported “Vodka” and “Gin” to Kosovo.
Abrash's company had declared a lot of the value of these products, but the declared amount was not in line with the actual amount of products.
A decision published by Vetevendosje several days ago showed how Kosovo Customs, found that the LDK candidate-owned company had presented lower prices than market value
Kosovo customs has confirmed that the company of Abrashi has presented the value of products to many of 8 thousand and 600 euros, but in fact it was 11,000 euros. Thus, Abrashi's company has wanted not to pay the state more than 800 euros.
Kosovo Customs spokesman Adriatic Stavileci has explained in detail all this story.
The declared “Vlera has been around 8600 euros until the customs office has increased the value of import to about 11,000 then until the value of the contest for this case was about 800 euros (taxa) the subject has filed a request for review of the case since it claims to be its real value”, Stavileci said.
He has clarified that the move is not a customs offense.
“We don't have to do with customs violations, this is a common conflict in Kosovo customs after the company has declared until we as customs think the value of these goods is higher according to the local market”, Stavileci said.
Insander has sent questions to Abrash's team to clarify this story of Abrashi company with Kosovo Customs, but has not yet received an answer












