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Influencer fined €70,000 for undeclared income from social media posts
5 sourcesFirst reported 14 days agoUpdated 14 days ago
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- The Greek Tax Authority (AADE) imposed a fine exceeding €70,000 on an influencer for unreported income from social media posts.
- The ruling highlighted that promotional activities, including giveaways and bartering, are considered taxable income.
- Dedicated audit teams are reviewing influencer content to identify undisclosed financial arrangements, such as discounts and gifts.
- The decision reflects the agency's stance that there are no free gifts for influencers, and failure to report these can lead to substantial penalties.
- The AADE's recent actions aim to enforce compliance among social media influencers regarding tax obligations.
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ΑΑΔΕ: Πρόστιμο άνω των 70.000€ σε influencer για αδήλωτα έσοδα από αναρτήσεις
Τα Νέα· 14 days ago
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Greek Tax Authority: No Such Thing as Free Gifts for Influencers
in.gr· 14 days ago
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ΑΑΔΕ: Βαριά «καμπάνα» σε influencer για posts στο Instagram – Φόροι και πρόστιμα άνω των 70.000 ευρώ
newsit.gr· 14 days ago
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Influencer πλήρωσε €70.000 για αναρτήσεις χωρίς τιμολόγια: Οι 5 παγίδες φόρου που στήνει η ΑΑΔΕ
Proto Thema· 14 days ago
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Πλήρωσε ακριβά τις αναρτήσεις της Influencer στην Ελλάδα – «Καμπάνα» €70.000
Omega TV (Omegalive)· 14 days ago