Court held that fuel and maintenance costs must be deducted from Uber earnings when calculating criminal profit.
Sintesi Legislator
Generato dall'IAThe Supreme Court ruled that criminal profits from illegal taxi driving must be calculated by deducting fuel and maintenance costs from gross earnings. The defendant argued for a different calculation method, but the court applied the established legal principle regarding profit determination. Consequently, the court confirmed that only net income after necessary operational expenses constitutes the taxable criminal gain.
Regesto Legislator
Generato dall'IARL 10 luku 2 § (875/2001); Criminal profits derived from illegal activities must be calculated as the net difference between gross earnings and necessary operational costs such as fuel and vehicle maintenance.
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A oli ajanut 1.5. - 13.8.2015 henkilöautollaan Uber-sovelluksen kautta tietoonsa saamia henkilökuljetuksia korvausta vastaan. A oli tuomittu rangaistukseen luvattoman taksiliikenteen harjoittamisesta. Korkeimman oikeuden ratkaisusta KKO:2017:56 ilmenevä oikeusohje huomioon ottaen katsottiin, että rikoshyötyä laskettaessa henkilökuljetuksista aiheutuneet polttoainekulut ja huoltamisesta aiheutuneet kustannukset oli vähennettävä A:n saamista palkkioista.
RL 10 luku 2 § (875/2001)