- The Greek tax authority (AADE) uncovered a VAT fraud scheme involving luxury used cars and a Bulgarian shell company.
- Greek car dealers collaborated with the Bulgarian company to avoid paying VAT during vehicle importation into Greece.
- The Bulgarian company falsely invoiced cars under a margin scheme, misleading Greek authorities and enabling VAT evasion.
- So far, 19 luxury vehicles worth over €885,000 have been identified, with VAT losses exceeding €212,000.
- The investigation is ongoing, with further cases suspected and all digital and audit tools being utilized.
Source: taxheaven.gr
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