ECONOMY

Which taxpayers are being targeted for audits by December?

Which taxpayers are being targeted for audits by December?

Income tax, VAT and ENFIA cases are under scrutiny. Auditors are issuing provisional or final tax assessments. Taxpayers are urged to act promptly when they receive the notices.

Where home prices are falling and where the rally continues

Where home prices are falling and where the rally continues

Areas of Attica where prices are correcting. Double-digit growth in Dafni and Peristeri. The picture across individual prefectures, according to EstateBrains. Table.

Booking.com faces three legal fronts

Booking.com faces three legal fronts

European investigation and risk of a fine of up to 6% of global turnover. Claims by thousands of hoteliers, changes to commercial practices and the pending case before the Hellenic Competition Commission. The economic footprint in Greece.

Booking under Commission scrutiny over scams and misleading listings

Booking under Commission scrutiny over scams and misleading listings

Formal investigation launched. Focus on fake accommodation listings, phishing scams and inadequate labelling of paid promotions.

Productivity: The investment gap keeps Greece in last place

Productivity: The investment gap keeps Greece in last place

The shortfall is not due to hours worked, but to a lack of investment, a small manufacturing sector and inefficient resource allocation. An InSocial study finds a strong correlation between investment and productivity.

Profit margin caps referred to EU court

EuroCommerce calls on Hungary to immediately scrap caps on profit margins for food and other products. An increase in the special retail tax is also in focus, while similar measures are being pursued in other European countries.

UAE: Masdar deal a vote of confidence in Greece

Masdar’s acquisition of TERNA Energy and its €5.5 billion investment programme are strengthening strategic cooperation between Greece and the United Arab Emirates. Energy, artificial intelligence, healthcare, ports and supply chains are opening up new areas for investment.

Pitsilis: How Greece reduced tax evasion

Greece’s model for transforming the IAPR was presented at an IMF international workshop. Digitalisation and the integration of POS terminals have led to a dramatic fall in the VAT gap.

EOPYY: €2.6bn in medicines amid gaps in checks and stocktakes

What the Court of Audit report reveals about the management of high-cost medicines. Stock discrepancies, deficient information systems and pharmacies operating without systematic oversight.

Eurostat: Greek statistics have been free of reservations since November 2010

Eurostat has validated Greece’s fiscal data without reservation. This confirms the full reliability of ELSTAT’s statistics. The record has remained unbroken since 2010.

New sectoral agreement for the cement industry brings pay rises and benefits

ENEAP: High taxes fuel illicit trade in alcoholic drinks

Yield on six-month Treasury bills at 2.58%, up from 2.34%

Papastavrou: We are considering support measures for small and medium-sized businesses

ELSTAT: 2025 surplus at 2% of GDP

DBRS: Greek banks accelerate growth in dividends and risk-weighted assets

ASEP: Recruitment notice issued for 3,262 public-sector jobs

Titan Group returns to bond markets, targeting €100m-€150m raise

Travel receipts hit €4.86bn in August, but average spend fails to keep pace

Kikilias: International cooperation to address shipping’s challenges

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