Yet another case of tax evasion by a well-known beach club in Vouliagmeni was detected by the independent public revenue authority (AADE) auditors.
After a coordinated operation, within the first minutes of their visit, the AADE auditors found that the company, at that particular moment, had not cut four receipts totalling €700.
Immediately, they imposed the prescribed fines and shut down the business for two days.
According to AADE sources, the fact that this particular business had chosen not to cut receipts at the tables, which had made large bills, led the auditors to request specific data from the tax behaviour of the beach bar to determine if there are other violations in the previous period.
Research continues in depth for past uses as well.
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