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Sankt Hans

The last couple of weeks we have been busy.

The house has been rented from the 1st of August, personal belongings collected over 27 years have been reviewed - some have been thrown out and others packed in boxes, we have held a farewell reception for Pia's work colleagues, had a visit from Ulla & Bertil, crossed fingers to Pia would not relapse after another DC conversion at Gentofte Hospital and luckily also remembered to relax when we got too tired.

We have been so busy with all this that we have not had time to sail for almost 3 weeks.

On Saint Hans evening we had invited 6 good friends on a trip along the coast to see bonfires.

Before sailing we saw the Cannon Association make 3 cannon salutes on the occasion of Saint Hans.

We anchored next to Marienlyst Hotel, where a large St. Hans bonfire had been set up.

When we had eaten, black clouds pulled up from inland, the wind came as if released from a bag and soon the rain fell with heavy drops, while we could hear Outlandish play "In Denmark I was born"

After a while we were the only boat and when we had drunk the coffee, we sailed home and were received by Krapsø when we passed Kronborg in the dark.

As we sailed against power and waves, we watched a fireworks of close and big lightning, so far beyond Sweden that we could not hear the brags.

The boat jumped and danced on the edge of the narrow long entrance to the harbor before we slid into the basin's calm and stuck the ridge between the posts to our seat.

We said goodbye to our guests and read news about the poll in the UK before we went to the bunk.

The Remain side had to win and we were both sad to fashion when we realized that the Leave side had won in the morning, thus throwing Europe out of great uncertainty.

 

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It is not very easy to pay the Tepai tax online. The official manual was last updated in May 2019. Since then, quite a few changes have been made.

Here's what worked on August 16, 2022 and May 15, 2023

Start to apply on https://www1.aade.gr/aadeapps2/etepai/

You can check whether your application has been approved by going to the front page (Where you started)

Your new application is now at the bottom of the list. Scroll to the right. The last column now says `New'.

After a few minutes (sometimes a few hours) you will receive an email with two attachments. The one 'Application form' is your application. The second 'ePavorolo' is your payment information. Take a printout of the last one and take it to a post office or bank if you prefer to pay your Tepai there. 

If you don't want to spend your time finding a post office or a bank and que up for a couple of hours, you can pay online.

Log in to your online bank. 

Now fill in the payment request like this

Recipient

IBAN:

GR1201000230000000481090510

Name:

International Authority for Public Revenue (AADE)

Address:

Sina 2-4

City and Postcode:

106 72 Athens

Remittance to receiver 

The 20 digit 'Administrative fee code' which you will find in the ePavorolo file. It is important that you do not insert anything other than the 20 digits.

Recipients bank

The Bank's Bank Code:

BNGRGRAA

Remember to indicate that you want to pay in EURO.

Payment is made at 15.00:XNUMX CET.

Log in after an hour or two https://www1.aade.gr/aadeapps2/etepai/

At the bottom right it now says 'Paid'.

...Voila

You can save the file in Pdf format. Then show it on your mobile phone, tablet or PC if you need to document that you have paid your TEPAI. You can of course also make a print of it.

PS

If for some reason you do not receive an email with the application and payment information or receive your payment back, you can try to complete the payment with the code that begins with RF and is followed by 23 digits.

It is on the web form in the column to the left of the column where it says 'New'.