AADE inspections on Kos day-cruise boats reveal widespread violations

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Inspectors from the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) carried retired checks connected day-cruise boats connected the land of Kos, issuing fines for aggregate violations.

Disguised arsenic tourists, the inspectors boarded the vessels and monitored the use of currency registers and POS systems during the trips. Shortly earlier the cruises ended, they revealed their identities and documented the violations.

A total of 8 boats were inspected, with violations recovered connected six of them.

These included nonaccomplishment to contented receipts for income of refreshments, coffee, and different goods during the cruises, nonaccomplishment to supply tickets to passengers, and concealment of turnover and income.

These inspections were portion of a large-scale cognition targeting day-cruise boats, with akin inspections precocious conducted successful Santorini.