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Tax scam under investigationGreece’s Independent Authority for Public Revenue (IAPR) is reportedly planning to send thousands of notices to taxpayers who amended their initial tax declarations and managed to either significantly reduce their due tax or to secure large tax refunds due to suspicion of widespread tax fraud.
Six in every 10 businesses audited have broken the lawTax evasion remains rampant in Greece, as raids by tax officers nationwide have shown that 60 percent of businesses audited have violated Greek tax legislation.Violations include failure to issue receipts, using POS terminals registered in other countries and tampering with cash registers.Audits have revealed tax dodging by construction firms, doctors, bailiffs, tour operators, gas stations and even the unemployed and retirees.
Fears for environment in Spain as pigs outnumber peopleOfficial figures show there are 50m pigs to 46.5m humans in country famed for its pork
World's oldest village cricket green under threat from developers, club saysMitcham cricket club in south London wants to resolve status of its 115-year-old pavilion
Exclusive: MPs demand bigger expenses budget to cope with additional workload 'created by Brexit'
