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Tax Authority: Restrictions on releasing seized accounts even after 25% advance payment · Cyprus Report

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Tax Authority: Restrictions on releasing seized accounts even after 25% advance payment

1 sourceFirst reported 2 hours agoUpdated 2 hours ago

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The Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) has stated that the release of seized bank accounts can still be blocked due to debts, even after the payment of a 25% advance.
This policy addresses the conditions under which seized accounts may be unfrozen.
Eligibility for account release is contingent upon meeting specific criteria set by the AADE.
The announcement aims to clarify the ongoing issues related to debt collection and account seizures in Greece.
Further details on which debts are included in this policy were also hinted at in the report.

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ΑΑΔΕ: «Μπλόκο» από χρέη στην αποδέσμευση κατασχεμένων λογαριασμών και μετά την πληρωμή της προκαταβολής 25% – Ποια συμπεριλαμβάνονταιnewsit.gr · 2 hours ago

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The Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) has stated that the release of seized bank accounts can still be blocked due to debts, even after the payment of a 25% advance.
This policy addresses the conditions under which seized accounts may be unfrozen.
Eligibility for account release is contingent upon meeting specific criteria set by the AADE.
The announcement aims to clarify the ongoing issues related to debt collection and account seizures in Greece.
Further details on which debts are included in this policy were also hinted at in the report.

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