Tax evasion has been labelled a "Greek national sport" and it was estimated in 2016 to cost the country's coffers up to €16 billion every year, largely through fraud on VAT or income tax.
I think the difference is that that in Greece, it's a sport the little people play. Worldwide, I'd say it's a sport more exclusively for the rich.
> Tax evasion has been labelled a "Greek national sport" and it was estimated in 2016 to cost the country's coffers up to €16 billion every year, largely through fraud on VAT or income tax.
I think the difference is that that in Greece, it's a sport the little people play. Worldwide, I'd say it's a sport more exclusively for the rich.
I think the difference is that that in Greece, it's a sport the little people play. Worldwide, I'd say it's a sport more exclusively for the rich.