Image created by AI
Until July 24, those who owe more than 150,000 euros to the tax office and EFKA are given a deadline to pay off their debts, otherwise after 7/31 they will see their name on the “black” lists.
Electronic notifications will be received on July 9 by those who owe more than 150,000 euros to the tax office and EFKA and have not settled their debts. The “black lists” of debtors will include those who have overdue insurance debts to e-EFKA that exceed 150,000 euros in the principal contribution (capital), if the delay is more than one year.
A corresponding circular has already been issued by the Insurance Collection Center (KEAO) and EFKA (AP846552 / June 10, 2024), as well as regional offices to carry out this procedure. Those who produced adjustmenthas unfulfilled court decisions or unpaid debts, are exempt from public shame.
The circular provides for the exclusion of deceased persons or minors, and also excludes debts of legal entities in the narrow or broader public sector.
The government's goal in disclosure of data – to put pressure on tax law violatorswhile leaving the government agencies themselves out of sight. “Black list remains active and can be accessed by individuals and legal entities, banks, government agencies, etc.
Let us recall that joint disclosure of information on insurance and tax debts was first carried out in 2017, and since then this has happened three more times. Debts are shown on a cumulative basis, meaning if someone is self-employed and owes €180,000 in employer contributions and is also the main shareholder of another company which also owes €20,000, then a total of €200,000 will be shown. Euro.
More Stories
Prices for green electricity are “biting”
Inflation: Price controls extended until end of 2024
CNN: Heatwaves are changing the tourism map in Europe. How it affected Greece