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Anti-Money Laundering Authority: GSEE’s Panagopoulos faces felony charges for failing to declare €3.2 million

Anna Stratinaki concealed €1.3 million in asset declarations, and her husband Andreas Georgiou failed to declare €800,000

Tax returns for real estate: The Independent Authority for Public Revenue “map” – What property owners must know about Form E2

What those who receive rent, declare vacant properties, Airbnb rentals, or unpaid rents should watch out for – The most critical questions and answers for correctly completing Form E2

What changes for military pensions, farmers’ excise duty, and taxation under the new bill

The draft law presented to the Cabinet by the Minister of National Economy and Finance, Kyriakos Pierrakakis, includes, among other things, significant pension and tax measures

Tax returns 2025: When the submission starts, what to look out for in the pre-filled forms

The countdown has begun for the 2025 tax returns, with the platform expected to open mid-March

What changes in tax audits in 2026: Digital modernisation and AI in the fight against tax evasion

Radical upgrade of AADE through the digitisation of tax audits – Goal is full digitalisation and stronger tax compliance

Properties without a “premium”: The two taxes that stay out of the game and who benefits

What applies today to property transactions – The fact that there is no adjustment of objective values on the horizon, neither for this year nor for next year, has a calming effect on the market

Week of pay rises for about 1 million private-sector employees due to changes in direct taxation – See examples

The reduction in monthly income tax withholding leads to a substantial increase in net pay – The Ministry of Finance speaks of the largest cut in direct taxes since the restoration of democracy

Tax returns: AADE platform now live for filing separate tax declarations by spouses

Notification and revocation of the option to file separate tax returns is available until February 28

Britain introduces a “tourist tax” – How much visitors will pay

London and other British cities are preparing to introduce a “tourist tax”, aiming to generate hundreds of millions in revenue, despite strong opposition from the hospitality sector

Disbursement of €2.1 billion from the Recovery and Resilience Facility to Greece

The payment covers 39 milestones and targets, supporting critical sectors such as health, education, public administration and taxation

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