Lieutenant General To An Xo: Deputy General Director of Phuc Son Group just finished 4th grade

At a press conference on the evening of March 2, Lieutenant General To An Xo - spokesman for the Ministry of Public Security, provided more information about the case related to Phuc Son Group, which was prosecuted at the end of February.

Lieutenant General To An Xo said that Phuc Son Group Joint Stock Company has been operating since 2004, with a moderate scale, operating at the district level, in the field of construction and installation. Since 2015, this company has grown very strongly, receiving many projects from North to South. This company has 21 projects, with a total investment of over 40 trillion VND.

Lieutenant General To An Xo - spokesman of the Ministry of Public Security. Photo: Nhat Bac

The investigation agency initially examined two projects in Vinh Phuc and found that Phuc Son Group Joint Stock Company had left the books, failed to declare finances, and evaded taxes, causing a loss of over 640 billion VND to the state budget. This company also owed tens of thousands of billions of VND in taxes...

Many real estate projects were not qualified for sale or market entry. Phuc Son Group Joint Stock Company sold and collected money, but did not hand over land to investors, causing losses of tens of thousands of billions of VND.

According to Mr. To An Xo, this incident shows that the manager's responsibility is not to control the financial declaration activities of Phuc Son Group Joint Stock Company.

“This company lacks inspection and supervision from professional agencies. The company does not fully fulfill its tax obligations but is still operating,” said Mr. To An Xo.

The spokesman for the Ministry of Public Security also said that the management agency does not know the actual capacity of the enterprise. For example, the company's capacity and level are "very moderate" but it won contracts worth thousands of billions of VND. Meanwhile, many powerful companies do not receive such large projects.

Citing the fact that the Deputy General Director of Phuc Son Group Joint Stock Company has just finished 4th grade, Lieutenant General To An Xo noted: "Poor people overcoming difficulties to get rich are welcome, but they must not affect the legitimate rights and interests of the people and the State."

A spokesman for the Ministry of Public Security said that the investigation agency is focusing on clarifying and expanding the investigation to handle the right person, the right crime and recover assets.

Previously, on February 26, the Ministry of Public Security's Investigation Police Agency issued a decision to prosecute the case of "violating accounting regulations causing serious consequences" occurring at Phuc Son Group Joint Stock Company, Thang Long Investment, Trade and Real Estate Joint Stock Company and related units.

On the same day, the Ministry of Public Security's Investigation Police Agency issued decisions to prosecute and arrest Nguyen Van Hau (commonly known as Hau "Phao"), Chairman of the Board of Directors of Phuc Son Group Joint Stock Company.

Five other people were prosecuted and temporarily detained in the same case, including: Nguyen Thi Hang, Deputy General Director of Phuc Son Group Joint Stock Company; Do Thi Mai, chief accountant; Hoang Thi Tuyet Hanh, accountant; Tran Huu Dinh, director of Nam A Group Investment Joint Stock Company and Nguyen Hong Son, a freelance worker.

After the Supreme People's Procuracy approved the above decisions and procedural orders, the Ministry of Public Security's Investigation Police Agency served and searched the defendants' residences and workplaces.

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