The Prosecutor’s Office of Sarajevo Canton is checking the inspector of the Directorate for Indirect Taxation of BiH about the “disappearance” of 5,067 ski tickets from the KJP ZOI’84 during 2019.
– The case is in the phase of checking the allegations from the application. Therefore, actions are being taken to verify the allegations in order to determine whether there are elements of a criminal offence – it was pointed out in the answer from the KS Prosecutor’s Office.
Previously, the Office for the Fight Against Corruption and Quality Management, to which this case was reported, informed us that “the case was forwarded to the Sarajevo Canton Prosecutor’s Office”.We will therefore have to wait for the answers, but it is important to say that we started from a standstill in checking irregularities, which have been following the Cantonal Public Enterprise ZOI’84 for years.The media wrote for a long time and widely about numerous irregularities, illegal actions, hiring without competition… And the criminal complaint filed by the current director of ZOI’84 Kenan Magoda (SDP BiH) reveals what happened immediately after he succeeded Nevres Alispahić as the head of this company (SDA).
Missing in action
In September 2019, the inspectors of the Indirect Tax Administration observed several very significant cases of abuse, which concern the sale, disappearance, and giving away of ski passes, but also the mysterious disappearance of heating oil, fuel oil, and bitumen.
Director Magoda then turned to the Office for the fight against corruption, because it is evident from the inspector’s findings that the former management, headed by the former director Alispahić, damaged the company for at least 177,345 KM just on the missing ski tickets, although it is reasonable to suspect that the amount is much larger.In the inspection report, it is written, among other things, that a review of the circulation of tickets for the use of ski lifts in Bjelašnica and Igman – Malo Polje was carried out for the period July 1, 2017, to June 30, 2019, and that data related to the circulation and issuance of ski tickets was downloaded through the verified SKI – DATA system.
During the inspection, according to the inspectors, it was established that 108,591 tickets were issued through this system in the specified period.
included in the total amount when determining unregistered tickets – the inspectors state.
They further state that at the end of March 2019, the then-director Alispahić made a decision on the list of ski tickets that were undamaged, and according to that decision, it was determined that 15,193 tickets were returned.
Tickets are money
It was further stated that on September 5, Allispahić also made a decision to accept the record on the list of ski tickets after the 2018/2019 winter season, and “the legal entity submitted an analytical card of the warehouse in which the debit of 15,193 tickets was recorded.
The current director of ZOI’84, Kenan Magoda, explains that it is obvious that the disputed 5,067 tickets have not been fiscalized, they have no “financial exit”, but they are not in the balance either.– So, they disappeared somewhere, were alienated, taken away. When KJP ZOI’84 buys a ticket, it is scanned and only then becomes active. This means that it can be regularly sold, but also given away, and smuggled on the black market. What we know now is that these tickets were not sold regularly, and they are not here – he says.
However, this is not the problem of the inspection, which considers that the tickets that passed the system and were scanned were sold in the regular way, but did not pass the tax procedure.
see what digit it is – recommends Magoda.And before us, inspectors multiplied and counted again
As a result, it turns out that the damage caused by the missing tickets to the company ZOI 84 was at least 203,113. Provided that all the missing tickets are daily tickets, which are sold at a price of 35 KM.
mention the tickets that were distributed as a national team, 137 of them, on which no tax was paid either – adds Magoda.
He sent his criminal report to the Office for the Fight against Corruption and then filed a new one against the former director Alispahić, who, as he says, waved the report of the ITA BiH inspector during a TV appearance.But more on that later.
Alispahić: I won’t strain my back anymore
First, let’s hear what Alispahić has to say about the “missing ticket” case.– That’s a finished story and I wouldn’t talk about it anymore. I paid the fine for that, it doesn’t even matter to me anymore. In fact, they were coupons for baby lifts, they were not tickets, stickers that are given to children for baby lifts so that they have a place to keep their tickets. They weren’t tickets. It wasn’t even worth 100 KM – says Alispahić for Interview.ba.
When asked why he still paid the fine, when he claims that he is not responsible, he answers:
back again. You strain your back so that everything is as it should be and then you pay the fine. I paid for everything out of my own pocket.
the official document – says Magoda.
Alispahić claims again that he told everything to the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
conference held by Magoda. I told the reporter that I didn’t know what the new director was talking about, so he sent me the record. I also told the police that – Alispahić
points out.
When asked how he responds to many more accusations, the disappearance of oil, and the hiring of 16 new workers, Alispahić points out:
workers stole 3.5 tons of oil, so they accused me, and I was no longer the director. They replaced me and I couldn’t do anything. You can’t do anything in two days – he
says.
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