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Greek tax news & updates

We track the Greek tax and financial press and summarise what actually matters for businesses, freelancers and individuals — including foreign investors and new tax residents. Every item links to its original source (in Greek).

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  • AADE · Tax residency

    Simpler application process for the investor "non-dom" tax regime (Decision A.1147/2026)

    The Greek tax authority (AADE) has simplified the procedure for individuals who transfer their tax residence to Greece and invest at least €500,000 to opt into the alternative (flat) taxation of foreign-source income. Applications can now be filed digitally via myAADE, by post, or in person by appointment — with a filing deadline of 30 September and supporting documents due by 31 October. The flat tax remains €100,000 per year, plus €20,000 for each family member included in the regime.

    Full report on ot.gr (in Greek)
  • Debt settlement

    Platform opens for settling tax debts in up to 72 instalments

    The platform for settling tax debts in up to 72 monthly instalments is now live, following publication of the decision setting out the terms and eligibility conditions. If you have outstanding debts to the Greek tax administration, it is worth assessing promptly whether joining the scheme works in your favour.

    Coverage on Taxheaven (in Greek)
  • Investment incentives

    Second round of the "Agri-food" scheme under the Greek Development Law announced

    The Ministry of Development has launched the second round of the Agri-food aid scheme under the Development Law, with a budget of €150 million supporting investment projects in primary production and agri-food processing. Businesses in the sector planning investments have a fresh window to apply for state aid.

    Coverage on Taxheaven (in Greek)
  • Audits · Tax evasion

    AADE investigators uncover tax-evasion ring exceeding €17 million

    AADE's economic-crime investigation unit uncovered an extensive tax-evasion network with an estimated loss to the state of more than €17 million. The case underlines the intensification of data cross-checks and targeted audits in Greece — a reminder that solid documentation of transactions and books is not optional.

    Coverage on Taxheaven (in Greek)
  • AADE · Debtors

    Digital release of frozen bank accounts activated

    AADE is activating a procedure for the immediate digital release of bank accounts frozen over tax debts, with the key condition being repayment of 25% of the outstanding amount. A substantial "second chance" for thousands of debtors, replacing what used to be a slow, paper-based process.

    Coverage on Taxheaven (in Greek)
  • Occupational pensions

    New tax framework for Occupational Insurance Funds (TEA)

    A new tax framework for Greek Occupational Insurance Funds (TEA) has been presented, raising the ceiling on deductible contributions. For employers and employees alike, TEAs remain one of the most attractive remuneration-planning tools in Greece — now under updated terms worth reviewing.

    Coverage on Taxheaven (in Greek)

The summaries above are for general information only and do not constitute tax advice. To find out how each change applies to your own situation, see our tax advisory service or get in touch.

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