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Bank account confiscation is paying off

byCT Report
24/09/2016
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ATHENS: The revenues of the Social Security Debt Collection Center (KEAO) from bank account confiscations in the year to end-August have come to 25 million euros, official data show.

Another 125 million has been collected through the entry of individuals and companies with contribution debts in the 12-tranche payment plan, after they saw their bank accounts confiscated.

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