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The Thessaloniki Fair that changed taxes: Major cuts for the middle class, relief for young people and families

Tax reform with a strong focus on families, young people, and growth was at the heart of the 89th Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF) announcements for 2026

Mitsotakis’ tax revolution: Major tax cuts for young people, families, and property – See rates and examples

The reduction in tax rates will benefit approximately 4 million taxpayers

TIF: New tax system for families – How it will be implemented

What is the French taxation model that is on the table for the TIF package - The "family" logic of the quotient familial - Its philosophy and the scope for implementation

TIF 2025: Lower taxes per child, reductions in direct taxes for incomes up to €60,000

Additional relief bonuses from the first child – Proposals also for selective cuts in indirect taxes

Challenges for Airbnb hosts: Navigating new policies on fees, taxation, and cancellations

The updated guide of the Hellenic Tax Authority - Instructions for owners and managers with multiple properties - Reporting and tax obligations - How the tax authorities view leases

Overhaul for dormant institutions and donations: Key Provisions on leases

The Ministry of Economy and Finance has decided to put an end to a decades-old regime of opacity and to bring a complete reversal in the framework governing the management of public property

“One Big Beautiful Bill”: Trump’s pyrrhic victory for tax reform – Fears it will leave millions without health insurance

The background behind the House vote - Fears that the bill will add $2.4 trillion to the national debt - Danger for Medicaid

100-day ‘bazaar’ for the TIF announcements: Tax reliefs, reduction of imputed income criteria, offers for affordable housing, benefits for the middle class

Government 'battle' for more fiscal breathing room from Brussels – What can be given and to whom will become clearer after Easter – The 'certain' measures for 2026

Supreme Court: Adidas won Charisteas lost

The highest court ruled that the former footballer, and not the sportswear company, must pay €653,176 in taxes for their collaboration

Monthly VAT declarations for new businesses starting April

In an effort to combat fraudulent “shell” companies that close within months without remitting VAT, the Greek Ministry of Finance and the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) will implement mandatory monthly VAT declarations for all new businesses and self-employed professionals registering from April 1, 2025, onwards

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