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Up to five chances to halve tax fines: How audit cases are closed by accepting the findings

Taxpayers can cut tax audit fines by 25% to 50% by accepting the principal debt at one of four successive stages, with the discount shrinking the longer the case drags on. Paying 25% upfront within three days secures the reduction

Tax Office: €14.4 billion more declared, but 1 in 2 Greeks lives on less than €10,000 a year

What the 2024 tax returns reveal - Documentary evidence and e-receipts inflated tax by 2.2 billion - One in five paid tax on income not declared

April 2025 pensions: who will be paid on Wednesday, March 26?

The April 2025 pension payments for both main and supplementary pensions from e-EFKA will be made for self-employed pensioners on Wednesday, March 26, 2025

Incentives for e-receipts from 20 professional sectors are doubled

The measure is extended and strengthened - What changes because the targets were not met

Repeal of Business Levy: What It Means for Property, Income, Benefits, and Insurance Taxes

Salaried workers with freelance contracts are no longer subject to the "levy" – it remains in place for companies and professionals disputing the presumptive taxation – Unveiling of the new tax bill

Greek professionals to pay up to 75% of income in taxes, contributions in 2018

An average freelancer who earns 60,000 Euros per year will be required to pay a total of 37.200 in taxes and security contributions (62%)!

The new Greek unified insurance fund EFKA has everyone confused

Things are expected to be sorted out by...2018!