The total package, planned by the Ministry of Finance and reflected in the budget, will exceed 2 billion euros, and the goal is for every taxpayer to see that his own family budget benefits from some tax cuts. The package concerns private sector workers, who this year will continue to benefit from the suspension of […]
The report on the composition of tax revenues by OECD member countries, and Greece, we note, is at the bottom of the ranking, reflects the complexity of real estate taxation and exsanguination of taxpayers. While property taxes averaged 5.6% of tax revenue in OECD countries, in Greece they are 8.1%. However, tax levies are not […]
Starting the new year, taxpayers who manage to electronically pay businesses and professionals (with the government’s call to tackle tax evasion) will benefit from generous tax breaks. This is stipulated by the provision of the multilateral bill presented to parliament this morning. Specifically, as stated in the doc: Especially for the fiscal year (from 2022 […]
Property owners are hit by a new directive on energy efficiency in buildings, which is expected to be officially published on December 14. According to POMIDA, the directive sets unrealistic energy efficiency requirements for existing buildings that, if not met in time, will not be able to be rented or sold if the buyer does […]
Millions of taxpayers, residents of Greece, by the end of this week will have to pay an “overwhelming burden” of obligations to the state: ENFIA contributions, income tax and others. Until October 29, citizens will need to pay the first two installments of ENFIA, the fourth installment of income tax, as well as a triple […]
The overwhelming majority of Greeks, or rather 6 out of 10, own real estate with an objective value of up to 60,000 euros, according to statistics obtained as a result of processing ENFIA reports. On the other hand, only 0.21% of 6,155,209 people who have to pay ENFIA this year have real estate worth over […]
Even before COVID-19, the economies of many countries around the world were in difficult conditions. Real wage growth has remained low since the 2008-2009 financial crisis, leaving millions of people in lower-paid and low-skilled jobs, especially in the service sector. Many today work in the areas hardest hit by the pandemic, such as retail and […]
The Greeks have to work a little less than half a day to cover their obligations to the tax authorities. Every year for the past five years, research has been carried out in Greece to measure the tax “wounds” inflicted on the Greek population. Have you ever wondered how many days a year we Greek […]
The finance ministers of the G7, the seven most industrialized countries, today agreed to commit themselves to a minimum corporate tax rate of 15% in their respective countries. “We strive to achieve an equitable solution in terms of distribution of tax rights with countries acquiring tax rights in the amount of at least 20% of […]