Οf 23 boats inspected, 10 were found in violation-a non-compliance rate of 43 percent. Santorini's postcard-perfect sunset cruises became the target of a high-profile tax crackdown this week, as Greek revenue authorities staged an unannounced sweep of the island's day-cruise boats. The Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) sent inspectors from across the country in a coordinated effort to expose suspected tax evasion in one of Greece's most lucrative tourist hotspots. The sweep was triggered by intelligence suggesting that some operators of day-cruise ships, catamarans and other tourist vessels were systematically concealing revenue-by issuing inaccurate receipts, bypassing full-charter rules, and taking large cash payments to avoid remitting value-added tax to the state. On the evening of the raid, officers arrived from tax offices across Greece, avoiding detection by posing as ordinary visitors strolling the piers. As the...