- Greek tax authorities uncovered a VAT fraud scheme involving used car imports within the EU.
- Greek car dealers colluded with a Bulgarian shell company to evade VAT payments using falsified invoices.
- The scheme involved importing cars from Germany and misapplying EU margin regulations to avoid VAT at customs.
- Authorities traced 19 luxury vehicles worth over €885,000, with VAT losses exceeding €212,000.
- The investigation is ongoing, with digital tools being used to find more cases of tax evasion in the sector.
Source: thenationalherald.com
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