Twelve new 48 hour locks in shops in tourist areas, all over Greece, the auditors of the Independent Authority of Public Revenues put in for not transmitting receipts to the e-send of AADE.

These businesses they had not connected their cash register with AADEas provided by law, thus preventing the control of the correct issuance of the receipts and the detection of any concealment of taxable material.

It is recalled that already last year the interconnection of cash registers with AADE is mandatory and failure to interface is equated by law with failure to issue receipts, leading to fines and 48-hour lockouts.

Controls continue throughout Greece, where, in addition to the non-transmission of receipts, payments are compared which have been recorded in the POS with the receipts issued.

The list of new locks in detail

  • Restaurant in Kythira for not transmitting 557 receipts, worth 23,029 euros, from 01-30/06
  • Restaurant in Kythira for not transmitting 177 receipts, worth 5,781 euros, from 01-30/06
  • Restaurant in Kythira for not transmitting 140 receipts, worth 7,327 euros, from 01-30/06
  • Restaurant in Mytilini for not transmitting 335 receipts, worth 14,188 euros, from 01-30/06
  • Coffee bar in Mytilini for not transmitting 499 receipts, worth 2,931 euros, from 01-30/06
  • Coffee bar in Halkidiki for not transmitting 10690 receipts, worth 146,067 euros, from 20/06 to 12/08
  • Tavern in Halkidiki for not transmitting 403 receipts, worth 21,710 euros, from 09/08 to 13/08
  • Clothing trade in Mykonos for failure to transmit 9 receipts, 1,145 euros, from 02/08 to 10/08
  • Cafeteria in Paros for not transmitting 4,182 receipts, worth 48,570 euros, from 04/07 to 16/08
  • Patisserie in Paros for not transmitting 7,029 receipts, worth 36,580 euros, from 01/05 to 09/07
  • Fish restaurant in Paros for not transmitting 181 receipts, worth 100,882 euros, from 01/01 to 06/30
  • Catering services for events in Salamina for not transmitting 7,823 receipts, worth 264,907 euros, from 31/10 to 16/08