- Greek authorities joined an EPPO-led cross-border investigation into an alleged €114 million VAT fraud involving smartphone sales.
- The scheme is described as a VAT carousel fraud exploiting the EU exemption for cross-border B2B transactions between member states.
- Authorities carried out searches and seizures in Greece, Cyprus, Germany, and Italy; five suspects were arrested.
- The alleged fraud used companies and “missing traders” based in Germany, Albania, and Sweden, with estimated tax losses of €80 million in Sweden and €34 million in Germany.
- Assets worth up to €80,000 were frozen, and bank accounts, cars, and real estate were seized in Greece, Cyprus, and Italy.
Source: ekathimerini.com
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