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George Pitsilis and AADE’s Internal Audit Directorate honoured at IIA Greece conference
The head of the Independent Authority for Public Revenue received an award for his continued support of internal auditing – AADE’s Internal Audit Directorate is the first unit in the Greek public sector to have successfully undergone an assessment based on IIA international standards
Greek tax return declarations 2025: Incomes rose by €9.85billionn, two thirds of self-employed workers earning under €10,000
Tax authority figures reveal rising incomes and higher tax bills, with average declared household income reaching €16,808. Yet one in six taxpayers was caught by imputed living expenses, while many professionals continued reporting low earnings
Thessaloniki tax evasion ring: Prominent nightlife businessman posed as an employee during tax inspection
A prominent nightlife businessman allegedly posed as an ordinary employee when tax inspectors visited his club. Investigators have linked him to four tax numbers carrying debts of nearly €1.2 million
Thessaloniki’s €206m tax fraud network: A kitchen porter who owes €30m and a coma patient who woke up indebted to 18 companies
Former model and actor Errikos Petilon and other suspects are due before an investigating magistrate today, as extraordinary details emerge about the alleged €206 million tax fraud network involving hundreds of companies and dozens of frontmen
18 arrested in Thessaloniki in major nightclub tax evasion investigation by AADE’s DEOS Unit
Coordinated raids carried out by the Independent Authority for Public Revenue’s specialist operational team
Greek PM vows crackdown on organised crime and corrupt officials as police reveal major seizures
Kyriakos Mitsotakis defended his government's record at an event marking two years of Greece's organised crime unit, known as the "Greek FBI", while Citizens' Protection Minister Michalis Chrysochoidis outlined plans to target criminal organisations' financial power
Greece overturns 20-year tax evasion rule: Which years and taxpayers are affected
Greece's highest administrative court restores the five-year limitation period as the general rule for older tax cases, potentially allowing taxpayers to challenge fines and assessments dating back to 2012
Mitsotakis on Turkey-Libya deal: ‘Arbitrary claims cannot redraw maps’ as he urges ministers to focus on government work
‘Some people kept parliament open in 2019 to change the Criminal Codes,’ the prime minister said, referring to recent cases of illegal activity, in a pointed attack on the opposition
