In a post on social media, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis refers to the profit gained by the state after the implementation of the interconnection of cash registers with POS, myDATA, and electronic transactions.

"Public losses from VAT in our country have been reduced by 50% according to the latest CASE report of the European Commission," he notes, adding that for 2022 alone, this gain is estimated at €3 billion.

In detail, the post of the Prime Minister

"And yet, profound changes that some said "in Greece are not happening", are finally happening! The European Commission's latest CASE report on tax evasion proves it, noting that the government's losses from VAT in Greece have already been reduced by 50%. At one of the fastest rates among the "27".

So here we are: measures such as the interconnection of cash registers with POS, myDATA and electronic transactions are not only options that make life easier for the state, businesses and citizens. But also cuts that translate into funds for the benefit of society. For 2022 alone, this gain is estimated at EUR 3 billion! 

These figures give new impetus to the government to persevere in the difficult battle of tax fairness. A battle for social justice par excellence, as the resources secured are directed to Health, Education, Security and National defense. In critical areas that concern everyone. Life justifies initiatives that lead to a better life. We continue!".