Greek tax authorities audit Anna Vissi's OAKA concert following public dispute

Greek auditing authorities have officially launched an investigation into the financial records of the high-profile concert held by singer Anna Vissi at the OAKA stadium. The audit, conducted by the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE), was triggered by a public dispute involving Nikos Karvelas, as well as widespread complaints on social media regarding potential ticket overselling.

The investigation aims to ensure total compliance with tax regulations. Officials are scrutinizing various financial aspects, including contracts for artists, musicians, and technical staff, as well as all ticketing data. Additionally, auditors are examining royalties paid to creators, invoices issued to sponsors and advertisers, and the overall flow of funds through bank accounts. The scrutiny follows public claims mentioning the circulation of significant sums of money, prompting the authorities to verify whether the reported revenues match official tax filings.

While the dispute between Vissi and Karvelas brought these financial details into the spotlight, the authorities had already received numerous complaints regarding the event's organization. The ongoing audit seeks to clarify these economic figures, with investigators currently verifying the transparency of all financial transactions related to the performance.