According to Proto Thema, the residence in Agios Lazaros in Mykonos, which the editor-journalist and owner of TV channel 10 CHANNEL wrote to his son Yannis Trangas, has been sold.
As the Athenian News wrote earlier, the widow of the infamous journalist Gergios Tragas, Maria Carra, is being sued by the tax authorities. The lady has already been summoned to court to give explanations on undeclared (or inaccurately declared) assets. The prosecutor’s office and the relevant tax authorities are checking the lady for hidden financial data, which in total amount to 30 million euros. Journalist Ms. Carr is called to testify before the trial court, which is investigating a case involving the provision of a false statement of financial position for a period that includes the financial years from 2012 to 2016.
At the same time, the same sources report that the houses in America have also allegedly been sold by his wife Maria Carra.
The inveterate anti-vaxxer who died on 12/14/21 from the coronavirus allegedly had at least 5 properties in different US states that were owned by companies and were regulated by a certain tax regime, writes “Πρώτο Θέμα”. This particular move appears to have been made to cover the costs associated with the management of the property, mainly the property of Georgios Trangas. According to the same information, the above property was bought by businessman Ioannis Tsoukaridis, who paid about 1 million euros for it.
As the Athenian News wrote earlier, the widow of the infamous journalist Gergios Tragas, Maria Carra, is being sued by the tax authorities. The lady has already been summoned to court to give explanations on undeclared (or inaccurately declared) assets. The prosecutor’s office and the relevant tax authorities are checking the lady for hidden financial data, which in total amount to 30 million euros. Journalist Ms. Carr is called to testify before the trial court, which is investigating a case involving the provision of a false statement of financial position for a period that includes the financial years from 2012 to 2016.
The investigation into the case of the publisher’s widow began after the opinion of the head of the Anti-Money Laundering Office, Charalambos Voutliotis, was sent, stating that defendant hid financial data estimated at 3 million euros per year.
According to these data, Mrs. Karra did not declare neither deposits in their individual accounts, nor in joint accounts with a deceased publisher (G. Trangas), nor newly acquired real estate. According to the management, the widow could hide the amount of 30 million euros (for the last 10 years).
The investigation into the case of the publisher’s widow began after the opinion of the head of the Anti-Money Laundering Office, Charalambos Voutliotis, was sent, stating that defendant hid financial data estimated at 3 million euros per year.
According to these data, Mrs. Karra did not declare neither deposits in their individual accounts, nor in joint accounts with a deceased publisher (G. Trangas), nor newly acquired real estate. According to the management, the widow could hide the amount of 30 million euros (for the last 10 years).
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