Avellino. The Avellino Guardia di Finanza (Financial Police) discovered and seized an illegal auto repair shop completely unknown to the tax authorities. The business owner was operating without the required permits and was reported for the violations found.
The Guardia di Finanza, as part of a territorial control activity aimed at combating tax evasion and illegal activities, identified the illegal garage.
Inside the premises, the military found: several vehicles undergoing repairs, specific equipment for workshop activities.
It's still special waste and dangerous for the environment, including filters, used oil and spare parts for motor vehicles, held without any control and differentiation
Furthermore, the presence of a worker without a regular employment contract and the mandatory communications to the competent bodies was detected.
For these reasons, the garage, the equipment and the vehicles found were seized. The owner of the business was reported to the Judicial Authority and fined for the administrative violations contested.
The commitment of the Guardia di Finanza
The operation demonstrates the commitment of the Guardia di Finanza in the fight against illegal activities, tax evasion and undeclared work, in order to protect the safety of citizens, fair competition and the environment.
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