Serb Prosecutor Files Indictment Against Richest Serb Man
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Serbia’s special prosecutor for organized crime filed an indictment against the nation’s richest man, Miroslav Miskovic, on abuse of office and tax evasion charges.
Miskovic, his son Marko and 10 other associates are accused of causing financial damage totaling 16.95 billion dinars ($200 million) to six road companies and depriving the state budget of 472 million dinars in unpaid taxes, special prosecutor Miljko Radisavljevic said in an e-mail today. Lawyers at Jankovic, Popovic & Mitic, the law firm representing Miskovic, weren’t immediately available for comment. Each charge against Miskovic carries a jail term of 10 years.