Greece modernizes its financial landscape with a digital
twist. The country is bidding farewell to the antiquated
Stamp Duty Code, ushering in a new era with the Digital Transaction
Fee. This reform aligns with the Recovery and Resilience Plan,
streamlining the fee structure and boosting efficiency.
Simplifying the System: The old code, a relic
of 1931, presented a labyrinthine challenge. The new system brings
clarity, explicitly defining transactions subject to the digital
fee and assigning responsibility for its payment.
A Breath of Fresh Air: Over 600 transaction
types, including licenses and permits, are now exempt from fees.
However, specific transactions like real estate leases and loans
will incur a digital fee ranging from 0.3% to 3.6%.
