The stay-at-home lockdown measures enacted in November 2020 throughout the territory are abolished as of 14 May 2021. The citizens are allowed, as of said date, to leave their home and move outside

Let's take a look at regulatory changes that have been announced or taken effect in Greece over the past month.

An individual is subject to income tax on his/her total net income in Greece and abroad. Net income sourced in Greece is taxed irrespective of the residence of the individual.

February's Monthly Tax Briefing covers recent developments in tax legislation, including...

Greece, long celebrated for its rich history and Mediterranean charm, is now establishing itself as a strategic hub for business and investment.

The principal provisions concern the transposition into Greek law of two EU Directives — 2023/2226 and 2025/872 (DAC8 and DAC9, respectively) — through amendments to Law 4170/2013 (the Law), the framework statute governing administrative cooperation in the field of taxation.

Summary: With Law 5135/2024, the Digital Transaction Duty (DTT – ΨTΣ) was introduced, replacing the now outdated Stamp Duty (SD – ΤΧ)...

Financial motivation alone is never enough to decide upon one's return to a country or even to move to another employer. The excellent lifestyle, the mild climate along with the working

Capital gains tax is a fundamental component of the modern tax system, playing a decisive role in economic activity and investments. It affects both individuals and legal entities during the transfer of participation titles.

This draft law will reportedly be submitted to a vote in the Greek parliament in February 2019.

A draft bill introduces a new 72-instalment settlement scheme for debts owed to Greece's AADE and e-EFKA, covering overdue obligations from before December 2023. This article examines the eligibility criteria, interest rates, and enforcement suspensions under the new scheme, while comparing its advantages and limitations against the existing out-of-court debt settlement mechanism to help debtors determine the most suitable restructuring option.

Are you dreaming of owning your piece of paradise in Greece? Whether as an investor or for residential purposes, you have access to a captivating real estate market that offers...

Greece's entrepreneurs face significant challenges, and one of the most pressing is the country's high corporate tax rates. With a 22% corporate income tax rate, along with additional...

Law 4738/2020 introduces critical mechanisms for debt restructuring in Greece, fundamentally transforming how debtors can recover tax and social security clearance certificates. The regulatory framework presents two distinct pathways—the Out-of-Court Debt Settlement Mechanism and the Rehabilitation Agreement—each offering different advantages for unlocking transactional capacities and ensuring business viability through varying withholding requirements and clearance certificate provisions.

The right to an object can be part of the property of multiple individuals, either by their own initiative or due to inheritance, leading to the establishment of the legal relationship of "co-ownership" among the parties.

Greek Parliament has passed on 22.5.2016 a voluminous bill with a series of reforms that paved the way for an agreement on bailout loans and debt relief discussions.

Greece has emerged, over the past decade, as a serious competitor in the European market for internationally mobile capital and globally mobile individuals.

On 15 May 2026, the Hellenic Parliament adopted the New Law 5301/2026 (the Law) entitled 'Administrative Cooperation in the Field of Taxation – Transposition of Council Directive (EU) 2023/2226 of 17 October 2023 and Council Directive EU 2025/872 of 14 April 2025 Amending Directive 2011/16/EU on Administrative Cooperation in the Field of Taxation'.

During the last couple of months, there have been many interesting developments in corporate tax matters; we have selected a few which we summarise below...

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