Пишут, что в России массово аннулируют регистрацию машин в ГАИ, — РБК.
ФТС требует от владельцев автомобилей, ввезённых по параллельному импорту, доплатить сотни тысяч рублей. Большое количество граждан получили уведомления из-за занижения стоимости машин в инвойсах для экономии на пошлинах.
Пишут, что в России массово аннулируют регистрацию машин в ГАИ, — РБК.
ФТС требует от владельцев автомобилей, ввезённых по параллельному импорту, доплатить сотни тысяч рублей. Большое количество граждан получили уведомления из-за занижения стоимости машин в инвойсах для экономии на пошлинах.
Вот такая кочерга …
BY Но это не точно
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