Greece’s Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) has deemed €41.2 billion in outstanding debts practically uncollectible. This figure represents a significant increase in debts considered beyond recovery. The AADE is now shifting its focus to prioritize the collection of debts with a realistic chance of being paid. The move aims to improve the efficiency of tax collection efforts by concentrating resources. Officials believe pursuing unrecoverable debts is a drain on administrative capacity. This strategy reflects a broader effort to streamline the Greek tax system and improve revenue generation from viable sources. The write-off does not absolve debtors of their obligations, but acknowledges the practical limitations of collection.