Popular Bratislava Restaurant Changes Ownership to Avoid Tax Debts

The well-known Bratislava restaurant Kogo has undergone an apparent ownership change, with the business transferring operations to a new company while leaving unpaid tax debts in the old firm. This type of corporate restructuring is commonly used by businesses to escape financial obligations to tax authorities while continuing operations under new legal entities. The move affects one of the capital's recognizable dining establishments, though the practical day-to-day operations appear to continue unchanged for customers.