Crime & Safety · Cyprus

Tax Department Audit Reveals Millions Lost to Inaction

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The Audit Office's report uncovers significant financial losses due to delays.
Tax checks began long after companies were registered, leaving many unexamined.
Certain sectors remained largely unchecked, raising concerns about tax evasion.
A newly-formed VAT Unit achieved notable revenue, despite operational weaknesses.
The report highlights systemic issues leading to lost public revenue.

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The Audit Office's report uncovers significant financial losses due to delays.
Tax checks began long after companies were registered, leaving many unexamined.
Certain sectors remained largely unchecked, raising concerns about tax evasion.
A newly-formed VAT Unit achieved notable revenue, despite operational weaknesses.
The report highlights systemic issues leading to lost public revenue.

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