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ENFIA reduction by 30% in 2015

Finance Minister Gikas Hardouvelis said on Thursday that the ENFIA tax will make up for 1% of the GDP in 2015, a drop from 1.45%

Newsroom October 17 09:51

Finance Minister Gikas Hardouvelis announced a reduction of the single property ENFIA tax in 2015 so that revenue from the tax steadily subsides to below 1% of the GDP from 1.43% in its first year of application. This means that the tax burden for property-owning taxpayers will gradually be reduced by 30%.

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Tax revenue for ENFIA this year will be at 2 billion euros from 2.65 billion euros initially estimated before it was found that a portion of citizens had been overtaxed.

Large-membered families, homes without electricity and other people who are privy to an exemption will be able to see their new ENFIA amounts from October 26-27.

An application for the correction of E9 errors will be opened to the public vai taxisnet over the coming days and will be available until November 30.

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