Candidato liberal condenado por pagar salarios en negro a trabajadores de la construcción moldavos

Göran Lignell, candidato liberal al parlamento, fue condenado en 2021 por delitos fiscales vinculados a salarios pagados en negro a trabajadores de la construcción moldavos en el área de Gotemburgo.

Las operaciones se llevaron a cabo entre 2016 y 2018 a través de dos empresas de las cuales Lignell era propietario y director gerente. Las firmas trajeron en avión a cerca de un centenar de trabajadores de Moldavia para reformas de baños, pero muchos carecían de permisos de trabajo válidos. Las autoridades fiscales descubrieron que se pagaron 1,8 millones de coronas como salarios en negro a través de la cuenta privada de Lignell. Fue sentenciado a una pena suspendida y 120 horas de servicios comunitarios por obstrucción al control fiscal y delitos contables. Kim Söderström, presidente de Byggnads, calificó el plan como un ejemplo de mafia de la construcción y criticó a Lignell por postularse al parlamento. Lignell ha culpado a su socio comercial y ha declarado que terminó en una situación difícil entre diferentes leyes.

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