Business law

Today the school is housed in a leased building from the 1990s, but it neither has the space nor meets the conditions required

The tax administration is proceeding with the activation of the digital consignment note in the near future, with which the forwarding of all products will be monitored.

The digital waybill will allow, in real time, the inspection mechanism to know where a product originated and where it will go.

More than 150 new store lease agreements are have been recorded in 2023 in the most popular spots of the country, both in Attica and in other cities, such as Thessaloniki or Patra.

More than 43,000 single-owner enterprises will fall into the trap of the "presumptive income," on which they will be taxed for the year 2023 in the new manner that provides for a minimum taxable amount of 10,920 euros, which could reach up to €14,196. However, two more parameters will be activated for the above businesses: payroll and turnover.

The government is limiting the options of professionals looking for loopholes to avoid presumptive taxation.

The Trade Ministry has announced that it will launch inspections across Türkiye against "covert" price increases.

Officials from the ministry will check whether businesses decrease the size of their products but sell them at the same price.

The empirical and academic literature shows that good management of public organizations, such as universities, requires that they must be accountable to taxpayers and society in the same way that a corporate governance framework provides accountability for the shareholders of corporations/companies.

The head of Greece's Anti-Money Laundering Authority ordered on Wednesday the freezing of all assets of human rights activist Panayote Dimitras, following an investigation into his activities.

According to the authority's investigation, the funding he received, mainly from the EU, to support human rights causes was used for other purposes than those claimed.

A wide-reaching review of bank accounts, including of the bosses of some of Slovenia's main media outlets, has raised speculation about potential political abuse of the Office for Money Laundering Prevention under the previous government.

Arrests and searches are taking place at several locations in Belgrade and Kruevac.