EU and IMF urge Greece to step to tax inspections
Greece’s creditors say that Athens needs to conduct more inspections on high-income self-employed groups (mainly doctors and lawyers), to strengthen the unit that monitors wealthy taxpayers and put into immediate operation an automatic system for debtor notification, Greek newssite eKathimerini reported. In their fifth evaluation of the Greek tax collection mechanism, which has been seen by eKathimerini, the International Monetary Fund and the European Commission are also asking for the unit set up for the collection of major debts to have administrative and legal powers that would allow it to approve debt repayment plans and to make on-the-spot visits to those taxpayers.
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