Minimum tax haul targets set
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The Independent Authority for Public Revenue, known by its Greek acronym AADE, demands that its inspectors bring in revenue amounting to five times the cost of inspections. AADE Governor George Pitsilis notes that, while the collection of fines for tax code violations has improved, still only a small percentage of the attested fines is collected.
Pitsilis wants revenue from inspections to cover both the employees' salaries and the costs of their inspections, including transport and accommodations.
This year, according to the authority, a total of 170,385 inspections will be made, most on site. The goals set for each tax inspector must be achieved 100%. AADE inspectors must ensure that total tax revenue this year will reach 65 billion euros.
AADE total revenue, which should increase each year, must not only match nominal GDP growth, but exceed it, Pitsilis says....
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