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Aade Warns 55000 Taxpayers Over Overdue Debts Risk of Seizures and Auctions
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AI-generatedThe Greek tax authority (AADE) is intensifying debt collection, threatening bank account seizures and asset auctions for 55,000 delinquent taxpayers. This increases the risk of defaults on bank loans and reduces disposable income for businesses and consumers, potentially impacting domestic demand. The mechanism is regulatory enforcement leading to credit impairment and consumption squeeze, specific to Greece (EM_MARKETS).
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- AADE identified 55,000 taxpayers with overdue tax obligations.
- Tax arrears reached €3 billion in Q1.
- Total overdue tax debt is €114.516 billion, with €35.264 billion deemed irrecoverable.
- Number of debtors increased by 30.31% to 4,797,755.
- Over 2.3 million debtors already face compulsory collection measures.
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