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The TV chef who was arrested had hidden income amounting to €1,341,000

The chef was taken to the Athens Prosecutor’s Office for the execution of his sentence, facing even the possibility of imprisonment – He had failed to pay €350,000 in VAT to the state

Famous television chef arrested for tax debts to the State

Accused of failing to pay VAT exceeding €350,000

Draft Budget: Additional permanent revenue through new measures against tax evasion & smuggling for 2026

The answer to where additional revenue will come from to fund benefits and tax cuts totaling €1.76 billion in 2026, without the need to impose new taxes to cover this cost for the public sector

State suffers over €2.1 million loss from EFKA – Fraud scheme involving clothing companies

Six members of the organisation were arrested - The role of the accountant who advised the criminal organisation

Areas with the highest and lowest rates of tax evasion — Restaurant in Crete hid 18,500 receipts

From May to September, the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) conducted extensive inspections across Greece, focusing especially on popular summer destinations on the mainland and the islands. The inspections uncovered widespread violations of tax regulations

AADE inspectors disguised as tourists and uncovered tax evasion on 3 out of 4 day-cruise boats in Kos (video)

The inspectors boarded daily cruises to Pserimos and Kalymnos – They observed and recorded what was happening, and just before the end of the cruise, they revealed their identity

Major operation of the Greek FBI for smuggling from gas stations all over Greece – 15 arrests

Police officers against organized crime conducted operations at petrol stations and fuel storage facilities in Attica, Thessaloniki, Arta, Arta, Trikala, Larissa, Katerini, Volos and Laconia

Record complaints for tax evasion and smuggling to Appodixi app & AADE

More than 208,000 reports through Appodixi and 58,900 on the Hellenic Tax Administration's platform for tax evasion, smuggling and corruption - More and more citizens are complaining anonymously

AADE: Citizens’ complaints a key weapon against tax evasion – Inside the tax authority’s new internal handbook

Within 15 days tax evasion complaints will be evaluated for use - What the new decision Pitsilis provides

AADE: Three new digital weapons in the battle against tax evasion – Who they affect

Digital clientele, mandatory e-invoicing and digital monitoring of the movement of goods are being thrown into the battle by the AADE

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