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Philippos Kampouris: "For the One Year I Didn't Work for His Companies, I Am Required to Pay 1,500 Euros in Taxes," Says the Woman Who Exposed the Fraud

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"When I discovered the fraud, Philippos Kampouris was accusing the accountant of making a mistake," the 48-year-old woman tells newsit.gr, complaining that while she was receiving ... The article Philippos Kampouris: "For the one year that I did not work for his companies, I am called upon to pay 1,500 euros in tax," says the woman who revealed the fraud was published in NewsIT.
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A woman who claims to have worked for Filippos Kampouris complains to "Revelations" that she had not signed a contract, that she was appearing as an employee at three companies she did not know about, and that her tax return recorded income that she claims she did not receive. She says she is now being asked to pay 1,500 euros in taxes.

A complaint by an employee led to the dismantling of the fraud ring against EFKA, for which Philippos Kampouris, his wife and six other people are accused. EFKA fraud: Instead of 7,200 euros, which was my annual income, he declared 19,500 euros As the woman said, on the show “First Coffee with Zina”, […] The article Kampouris Case: “I received 7,200 euros annually and declared 19,500 euros” says the woman who revealed the fraud in EFKA appeared …

The 48-year-old woman who filed the complaint describes how she discovered that she was appearing with income much higher than what she claims she had received.

"When I discovered the fraud, Philippos Kampouris was accusing the accountant of making a mistake," the 48-year-old woman tells newsit.gr, complaining that while she was receiving ... The article Philippos Kampouris: "For the one year that I did not work for his companies, I am called upon to pay 1,500 euros in tax," says the woman who revealed the fraud was published in NewsIT.

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Newsit.gr broke the news on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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