A group of investors has reached out to the Central Bank and the Federal Tax Service, raising alarms about significant financial and tax irregularities associated with the car-sharing service Whoosh. Their primary concerns center around Whoosh's status as a resident of the Skolkovo innovation hub. Investors are particularly troubled by the company's practice of splitting rental payments into two separate transactions. This maneuver appears to be a strategy aimed at formally qualifying for certain tax incentives. The investors are urging regulatory bodies to conduct thorough investigations to ensure compliance and transparency in Whoosh's financial practices.
Investors Alert Central Bank and Tax Service Over Financial Irregularities at Whoosh
Concerns arise regarding Whoosh's residency status and payment structuring to exploit tax benefits.
