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Central banker: Greeks spend €40 bln more than they declareGreeks spend €40 billion more than they declare as income, Bank of Greece governor Yannis Stournaras told the 19th annual Tax Forum of the American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce Tuesday.
Greece to Pay Citizens €3,000 for Reporting Tax EvasionGreece’s Ministry of Finance has announced an initiative to offer citizens a bonus of up to 3,000 euros for reporting instances of tax evasion. The incentive is part of a broader movement in strengthening tax compliance and transparency in the country’s financial system.To ease the reporting process, the Independent Directorate of Revenue (AADE) previously introduced a mobile app called “appodixi” that allows users to scan QR codes on receipts to identify potential cases of tax evasion. Since its release, the application has seen over 235,000 downloads, with users filing a total of 135,000 complaints, according to AADE.In addition to the appodixi app, the Greek Ministry of National Economy and Finance, together with AADE, launched a citizen complaints platform accessible through the myAADE digital portal. This platform allows users to submit complaints and information related to corruption, tax, and customs violations.
Car rentals heading for an all-time highShort- and long-term car rentals are projected to record their best ever performance in Greece this year.The industry could only benefit from the significant increase in tourism arrivals, the rise in car registrations and the continued demand also from individuals for long-term rental services (leasing).As a result, the car rental market has grown not only compared to 2022, but also compared to 2019, a record year.According to expert estimates, this year around 30,000-35,000 new vehicles were added to the ‘rent-a-car’ market, compressing rental rates, which, however, remain at higher levels compared to the period before the pandemic.
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Israel wants to expel Palestinians to Greece and elsewhere, secret document revealsA secret document brought to light by Wikileaks presents a plan to push Palestinians from Gaza to Egypt gradually and then eventually relocate to Greece.The suffering of the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip continues unabated as, in addition to the relentless shelling that has killed thousands and injured even more, a shocking plan to relocate the residents is gradually being revealed.
Starbucks windows smashed and third McDonald’s infested with mice by protestersThe windows of a Starbucks have been smashed and a third McDonald’s has been flooded with mice after pro-Palestine activists attack chains over their alleged support for Israel.Footage shows a group of hooded men striking the glass windows of the café in Keighly, Yorkshire, with hammers.A McDonald’s chain in Yorkshire was also flooded with stick insects by activists draped in the Palestinian flag.It comes after a third McDonald’s in Birmingham was infected with mice after they were deliberately released by protestors.Footage shows a group of men storming inside the building in Small Heath, chanting ‘free Palestine’ and waving the country’s flag.One of the protestors steps forwards and throws a large box containing white mice at staff.The group repeatedly shout ‘f*** Israel’ before fleeing.
'I own the UK's biggest dog - he eats whole chickens every day and it costs me £4k a year'Owner Dylan Shaw believes his canine, two-year-old Abu, a Turkish Malakli, is the UK's biggest dog, as the huge hound "dwarfs Great Danes".Standing at a huge 7ft 2in when on his hind legs and weighing just over 18 stone, the humongous pooch takes a whole lot of feeding.
Johnson asked scientists about ‘special hairdryer to kill Covid’, says CummingsBoris Johnson asked the top scientists Sir Chris Whitty and Sir Patrick Vallance if Covid could be destroyed by blowing a “special hairdryer” up the nose, according to Dominic Cummings.Johnson’s former senior political adviser described this moment as a “low point”, with the ex-prime minister circulating a YouTube video of a man using a device for this purpose.
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