FPÖ – Hafenecker: Kika/Leiner bankruptcy is probably the biggest “taunting” in recent years | Liberal Parliament Club

2023-06-11 13:00:40

Procedure is indicative of turquoise/black machinations

Vienna (OTS) Cheap from the Turquoises, sold for easily 300 million euros, 1,900 terminations, that is the preliminary summary of the Kika/Leiner deal by entrepreneur Rene Benko, which has its origins in Turquoise/Black machinations. “But what is now knocking the bottom out of the barrel is that tax deferral liabilities of 150 million euros are apparently left to the taxpayer. According to current reports, the refurbishment rate is 20 percent, so citizens have to bear 80 percent, at least 120 million euros,” reacted the liberal General Secretary NAbg. Christian Hafenecker, MA.

“Some people earn a ‘golden nose’ through turquoise/black machinations and the result is 1,900 layoffs and an insane financial burden for the good and honest taxpayer,” says Hafenecker and continues: “This is a screaming mess and needs one judicial processing. Every ‘normal’ tradesman would already have had the first house search and the first court proceedings ahead of them – that’s probably the biggest ‘tease’ of recent years.”

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