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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


AADE: Properties starting from €1,000 up for auction, with “prime” assets in Mykonos, Marousi, Chania and Halkidiki
Plots of land in Kalo Livadi, Mykonos, a plot in Marousi, a multi-storey building in Neos Kosmos, properties in Chania and large tracts of land in Halkidiki among the electronic auctions – Where they are located, when they go up for auction and their starting prices

Pressing by the tax authority on 2.3 million debtors, new 72-installment scheme coming in June
Over 1.68 million tax IDs already under collection measures, with nearly 3 out of 4 debtors in the tax authority’s (AADE) crosshairs

Tax returns for real estate: The Independent Authority for Public Revenue “map” – What property owners must know about Form E2
What those who receive rent, declare vacant properties, Airbnb rentals, or unpaid rents should watch out for – The most critical questions and answers for correctly completing Form E2
What changes for military pensions, farmers’ excise duty, and taxation under the new bill
The draft law presented to the Cabinet by the Minister of National Economy and Finance, Kyriakos Pierrakakis, includes, among other things, significant pension and tax measures

AADE: Which vehicle owners will receive fine notices
First cross-checks completed for uninsured vehicles and unpaid road tax

AADE: Unpaid taxes reach €5.7 billion in first eight months — Total tax debts at €111.62 billion
Number of Debtors Fell Below 4 Million in August

The tax authority presses the button and… “erases” thousands of Airbnbs – What changes from today
Risk of 5%–10% of properties being removed from the market if they are not for primary use – Costs up to €750 for owners in order to comply with the required specifications – Fines up to €20,000 for violations


