Greece's AADE targets weddings and baptisms for tax compliance checks

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The Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) in Greece is expanding its oversight to include wedding and baptism events.
The initiative aims to combat tax evasion by implementing a Digital Customer Registry for event-related businesses like catering and venues.
AADE previously targeted sectors with high rates of cash transactions and tax violations, such as automotive services.
The new measures will require businesses to record customer data and cross-check information to minimize tax fraud in the events industry.
This expansion follows AADE's ongoing efforts to digitize and enhance monitoring of various service sectors.

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