US EditionYacht Owners Paid $56 Million in 24 Hours to Prevent Kidnapping
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The Revenue Agency of the province of Buenos Aires (ARBA) carried out a monitoring operation on sports boats in the northern part of the Buenos Aires conurbation that allowed to recover more than $56 million in taxes due. The measure included the preventive retention of three luxury yachts, whose owners regularized their situation in less than 24 hours in order to avoid the kidnapping of the goods. During the procedure, agents of ARBA found that…
Three vessels valued at up to US$450,000 were retained by ARBA in San Fernando. To prevent the kidnapping, their due paid you millions on the spot.
The Collection Agency of the province of Buenos Aires (ARBA) carried out an operation of control on sports boats in the Buenos Aires party of San Fernando, which allowed to recover more than $56 million in taxes due after the preventive retention of three luxury yachts. During the procedure, agents of the agency found that the boats recorded important tax debts, so that the corresponding records were made and notified at the time to the owners. …
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