Aversa, €1,4 million seized: network of "clone" companies dismantled

The Aversa Financial Police have preemptively seized over €1,4 million from four construction companies.
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Aversa – The Aversa Financial Police , acting on behalf of the North Naples Prosecutor's Office, have executed a precautionary seizure order for over €1,4 million against four companies operating in the construction sector. According to investigators, the companies were linked to the bankruptcy of a local firm and were allegedly used to pursue illicit business activities.

The seizure, ordered by the preliminary investigations judge of the Northern Naples Court , is part of an investigation into fraudulent bankruptcy involving both distraction and documentation. The irregularities alleged against the entrepreneurs created a financial hole exceeding €1,4 million, compounded by tax defaults amounting to approximately €900. Management characterized by "multiple fraudulent transactions" allegedly led to the progressive accumulation of debts and the insolvency of the original company.

At the center of the investigation are two entrepreneurs, CA and CG, believed to be the masterminds of the operation. After the failure of their first venture, they allegedly created new companies with the same corporate purpose, in the same premises, and with the same capital goods, thus creating a complex system of "clone companies" aimed at evading controls.

In addition to fraudulent bankruptcy, the suspects are charged with money laundering and tax violations, pursuant to Legislative Decree 231/2001 on administrative liability for crimes. Concurrently with the seizures, the Guardia di Finanza conducted searches of the two entrepreneurs' corporate offices and homes.

The operation is part of a broader investigative effort by the North Naples Prosecutor's Office, which has long focused its efforts on combating corporate crimes. In support of this effort, an operational protocol was recently signed to strengthen information exchange and ensure greater effectiveness in the application of the new Corporate Crisis and Insolvency Code.

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The Guardia di Finanza's operation appears to be very important in stopping illegal activities in the construction sector. However, I wonder how these companies can continue to operate despite their legal problems. It's a complicated issue.

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