Parental gifts in Greece: how a money transfer mistake can trigger a 10% tax bill
A Dispute Resolution Directorate ruling shows a 26,000-euro gift declared as daughter-to-father was reclassified as son-in-law to father-in-law once her husband proved to be the actual donor, triggering a 5,200-euro tax bill and 2,600-euro penalty
With just a sworn statement, 1,000 transactions with the government regarding pensions, marriages, employment, and businesses
The 25 certificates that no longer need to be repeatedly submitted to government agencies—Immediate steps to reduce bureaucracy in matters related to pensions, marriage, employment, and business licensing - What the reform drafted by Deputy Prime Minister Kostis Hatzidakis entails
The milestones for the digital euro: When it will be put into pilot circulation, what will change in transactions
Offline payments with the digital euro mean that there will be no digital footprint of the consumer's transaction which ensures the required privacy