nkrgovic: Prvo, pitanje je sta su uopste radili. Ako su prodavali bez akcize i poreza onda je to kaznjivo, vozili iz Bujanovca na Kosovo ili u Kraljevo, sve jedno.

Java Beograd
Ako je Kosovo Srbija onda nisu ni švercovali.

No but yeah but no but yeah but no but...

Horvat I: Akciza i porezi si plaćeni dik je izneto iz prodavnice.
Nemože se svakom poklanjat ogrlica, nekoz se mora u aps, pa makar onog što radi.

Java Beograd: Cela vest je idiotska.
Ako su uhapšeni u Srbiji, oni nisu švercovali na Kosovo. Ako su švercovalii na Kosovo, mogal je da ih uhapsi samo kosovska policija. Ako je Kosovo Srbija onda nisu ni švercovali.

nkrgovic: Kupis u prodavnici. Prodas u svojoj prodavnici po vecoj ceni. (Ovo stvarno radi dosta privatnih radnji, snabdevaju se u hipermarketima). E sad : NA RAZLIKU U CENI MORAS DA PLATIS PDV (porez).

nkrgovic: Kupis u prodavnici. Prodas u svojoj prodavnici po vecoj ceni. (Ovo stvarno radi dosta privatnih radnji, snabdevaju se u hipermarketima). E sad : NA RAZLIKU U CENI MORAS DA PLATIS PDV (porez).

Tyler Durden: Citava postavka stvari u Srbiji je idiotska. SVE.

Java Beograd: Cela vest je idiotska.

nkrgovic
Da, PDV se placa na razliku u ceni.

Ivan Dimkovic: ... Pretpostavljam da bi mogao da poslujes sa "nerazdvojnim delom Srbije" moras da platis reket sa obe strane "granice koja ne postoji".

WASHINGTON — A recent wave of state tobacco tax increases, designed to pump revenue into cash-strapped local governments, is inspiring an increasingly dangerous cigarette smuggling industry where big profits lure violent criminal gangs and drug traffickers into the booming illegal market, according to law enforcement officials and court records.

Larry Penninger, acting director of the tobacco diversion unit of theBureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), says investigations and prosecutions involving tobacco trafficking have been increasing as smugglers flood high-tax states with cigarettes from low-tax states.

From 2007 to last year, 27 states raised their cigarette taxes, according to Michigan’s Mackinac Center for Public Policy, which closely tracks tobacco tax rates across the country. Mackinac describes tobacco smuggling as an “unintended consequence of high cigarette taxes.”
STORY: State taxes on cigarettes

There is so much illicit money to be made, Penninger says, that some drug and weapon trafficking organizations are adding tobacco to their product lines to boost profits. For example, in low-tax states such as Virginia, where cigarettes cost about $4.50 a pack, smugglers can sell a truckload (typically 800 cases) in New York at $13 a pack. New York is the highest tobacco taxing jurisdiction in the country.

Smuggling costs states and the federal government about $5 billion, according to U.S. government estimates. “Everybody out there (involved in illegal trafficking operations) is tapping into tobacco,’’ Penninger says.