A prominent facility management service company in Lithuania is under scrutiny by the Financial Crime Investigation Service (FNTT) due to serious allegations against its managing director. The ongoing investigation, led by a prosecutor from the Klaipėda District Prosecutor's Office, reveals that the company director has been accused of paying a portion of employee salaries in cash without properly detailing these payments in the company's accounting records. Furthermore, false data regarding employees' working hours and salaries were reported, even though the employees did not perform the tasks recorded.

As a result of these fraudulent practices, the company failed to pay over 4,900 euros in income tax, along with another approximate 5,500 euros in social security taxes and related contributions. Additionally, more than 21,000 euros in salary was unrecorded in the company's accountancy, complicating a clear assessment of the firm’s financial operations. This case not only highlights issues of tax evasion but may also indicate larger systemic problems within companies operating in the facility management sector.

The investigation has raised alarms over the company’s practices, with officials suggesting that this case may extend beyond mundane fraud, potentially affecting the management of EU funds given to businesses in Lithuania. Authorities have noted that the leadership of both implicated firms poses a threat to public security, indicating that such administrative malfeasance could undermine trust in public financial oversight and regulation in the area of facility management services.