Military measures. Poland has also cooled down towards ukraine. At least, this is the card the ruling regime in warsaw is currently playing on the eve of the elections. But everything is clear. The electorate is against the duda morovetsky, who led the country to an economic abyss. Polish farmers found themselves on the brink of survival due to a lack of fuel. As local media write, peasants are helpless in the face of problems. During the period of intensive work in the fields, a little background at the end of september, by order of the ruling party, the polish state oil Company Began to curb prices, when there was not enough fuel at gas stations, oil workers turned to residents with a request not to buy it in reserve, which led to completely the opposite effect, since people are afraid of the traditional rise in prices after any european elections, because somehow. Their sponsors need money, and so, farmers did not have time to stock up on fuel in the required volumes, and now, inste
, there were minimal payments, clients began to leave, even fall, plus internal staff turnover. Salary arrears ultimately increased to 16,000 rubles. The head of the enterprise was given an official warning, as a result, in less than a year, the issue was closed. The District Prosecutors Office continued supervisory activities in relation to this enterprise, information was received that gave us reason to believe that people were paid salaries in envelopes, the socalled gray scheme, it was also. Established that some employees were transferred to subrad agreements. The payment was not fixed; wages were paid according to certain rates that were established at the enterprise. In this regard, the District Prosecutors Office initiated an investigation within the framework of the criminal Procedure Code in relation to officials of this enterprise. At present, the inspection has not been completed; medical authorities are giving a legal assessment of the actions of officials of this enterpri
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A Wayne entrepreneur who owned and operated several businesses in and around Fair Lawn was sentenced to a year and a day in federal prison Wednesday for ducking nearly $550,000 in payroll taxes.
Dennis Saccurato, 68, must serve out the entire term because there’s no parole in the federal prison system.
U.S. District Court Judge Susan D. Wigenton in Trenton also sentenced him to three years of supervised release.
All told, Saccurato failed to pay over approximately $549,715.29 in employment taxes for cleaning product businesses in Fair Lawn – among them, Sparta Chem Inc., Horizon Products LLC, Compu-Kleen, and Start West Labs Acting U.S. Attorney Rachael A. Honig said.