Gold Trading Company Loses Headquarters in Auction as Tax Authorities Pursue Second Firm
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A Slovak gold trading company called Zlatá huta has lost its headquarters building in a court-ordered auction, marking the latest development in what appears to be a significant business collapse. Tax authorities are now pursuing the company over unpaid obligations. Meanwhile, a second firm has quietly taken over the million-euro gold trading business previously operated by Zlatá huta. The case highlights ongoing issues with tax compliance in Slovakia's precious metals trading sector, where companies handle substantial volumes of gold transactions that can generate significant tax liabilities for the state.