Entrepreneur's letter to Tusk: – the company still exists, but Production will not be carried out. Perhaps a part of it will be purchased by another entrepreneur – says Henryk Słowik in an interview with Interia, who runs the company Ekolot, the only producer of ultra -light aircraft in the country (he has already produced about 300). “I would like to turn to the Prime Minister Donald Tusk – I want to add my prime minister, after all, you promised Mr. Prime Minister that never again No official will lead to the bankruptcy of the Polish company. You did not keep your word, “he wrote in a letter to the prime minister, who publishes the Dlapilota.pl website. Some employees of the company have already been released.
What does the business owner say? Henryk Słowik blames the customs and tax office, which he imposed 125 % anti-dumping duties for components imported from China for building aircraft. The entrepreneur ensures that he would like to buy them in the European Union, but here the elements needed are not to be produced. He thinks that maybe a human error is guilty and someone has given them a bad code. That is why he entered a legal dispute with the office, which took him a bank account and enforced financial resources. The entrepreneur also tried to circumvent the duties with the process of refining the goods, but then the customs officers imposed on the company Customs fees for 2-3 years back. To this, as the entrepreneur argues, the TOPAZ 600 aircraft certification delayed by several months was to deepen the company's problems.
There is the office's answer: Meanwhile, Marta Chylińska from the Civil Aviation Office claims that The letter “has a lot of inconsistent and false information.” Points out that unsuccessful endurance tests And the need to strengthen the structure was one of the reasons for extending the certification. – No mistakes were made in the trial. The office conducted certification in a reliable way – she argued in an interview with Interia.
Dramatic appeal: “Companies are still falling because of clerical decisions and even if they fight it through cancellations, complaints and complaints about unfair decisions, these processes go so long that after their completion and possible winning them, there is nothing to save anymore” – the entrepreneur writes sadly in the letter. “We pay for each hour and every day, but with such help from our own state, even A large fortune is not enough to maintain a production plant and professionals working in it ” – he adds.
Sources: Interia, dlapilota.pl