Tax Authority cracks down on inflated VAT refunds worth €2 billion
Greek Tax Authority launches major crackdown on suspicious VAT refund claims, targeting €2 billion in additional revenue through systematic audits and anti-fraud measures.
Greek Tax Authority launches major crackdown on suspicious VAT refund claims, targeting €2 billion in additional revenue through systematic audits and anti-fraud measures.
Greece announces €1.5 billion economic reform package targeting middle-class households earning €20,000-50,000, featuring permanent tax cuts and housing measures.
Greek tax inspectors crack down on tourist businesses with over 100 violations discovered in popular destinations during August sweep operations.
Greek banks reach peak liquidity with deposits soaring to 15-year highs above €200bn. Strong capital reserves enable growth and shareholder distributions.
Greek consumers face mounting inflation pressure as fruit prices surge 19.3% year-over-year, with experts warning of further price hikes this fall across food sectors.
Greece records mammoth primary surplus of 7.96 billion euros in seven months, nearly triple the annual target, driven by soaring tax revenues and electronic transactions.
Greece faces record retirement applications in 2025-2026 as workers rush to retire before potential age limit increases and benefit from new pension calculations.
Greek tax authority AADE intensifies summer crackdowns on tax evasion across popular tourist destinations, catching numerous businesses avoiding taxes.
Greek salaries set to reach €1,650 by 2027 as 500,000 workers prepare for significant wage increases of up to 30%, boosting purchasing power nationwide.
Greece announces €500M treasury bill auction for August 20, offering 26-week securities to institutional and private investors through competitive bidding process.
Giannis Antetokounmpo expands his business empire with investments in real estate, tech, healthcare, and sports, building a diverse portfolio worth millions.
Major pension backpay packages worth €1,200-€12,500 will benefit 130,000 Greek retirees starting in August, covering bank employees, military personnel.