Greeks owe their state upwards of 40 billion euros. For the first time ever, tax authorities have arrested top businessmen accused of not paying their taxes. Now the finance ministry wants to do more to catch evaders.
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Greeks owe their state upwards of 40 billion euros. For the first time ever, tax authorities have arrested top businessmen accused of not paying their taxes. Now the finance ministry wants to do more to catch evaders.