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In particular, the new application offers a complete range of functions, such as:
- Access to the tax account in real time for information on current tax debts and refund amounts
- Instant, secure debt payments, directly from the app, via IRIS, or by card
- Manage contact information and IBAN declarations for tax refunds.
- Monitoring and management of requests and appointments
- Access to "My Messages" to receive and manage personalised messages from AADE
- Specialised real-time alerts for citizens, traders, and tax advisors, as well as personalised tax updates
- myWallet, to add and store basic documents such as registry data, tax clearance, road tax, and certificates for easy access.
- Direct access to AADE's Appodixi application for easy scanning and checking of receipts
- Possibility of quick login using PIN and biometrics, choice of language (Greek or English), and application colour theme
- Locating AADE services on a map with geolocation capability and viewing contact details
- Tap-to-call capability at the AADE Taxpayer Service Centre.
The launch of myAADEapp marks a transformative leap in Greece's journey towards a digital-first approach to public services, as stated by the governor himself and representatives of relevant ministries on the presentation of the app.
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