Category: practical advice
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How Workers Are Paid for the March 25 National Holiday
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How Greek private-sector workers are paid for the March 25 national holiday — including bonuses, exceptions, and legal clarifications from GSEE.
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2026 Tax Returns: Deadline Extended to May 15 for 4% Early-Payment Discount
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The deadline to file 2026 tax returns for a 4% early-payment discount has been extended to 15 May 2026—subject to full payment by 31 July.
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Out-of-Court Mechanism: New Rule to Better Protect Primary Residence
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Greece introduces a revised out-of-court debt mechanism allowing debtors to protect only their primary residence—with lower payments and larger debt write-offs.
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Tax Exemption for Rented ‘Vacant’ Properties: How Owners Can Qualify and What Applies to Airbnb
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How Greek property owners can qualify for a 3-year tax exemption on rental income—from vacant units or Airbnb-style short-term lets.
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2026 Tax Returns: One-Month Window to Correct Data Before Auto-Submission – Where Are the Pitfalls?
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Taxpayers have until 15 April 2026 to correct pre-filled 2026 returns. Learn where common pitfalls lie and how to avoid overpayment or penalties.
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ENFIA Chaos: Disaster-Affected Homeowners and 50% Discount Recipients Face Errors
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Homeowners in disaster-hit areas and rural residents missing their 50% ENFIA discount can still claim relief — here’s how and by when.
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2026 Tax Returns: Guide to Income from Real Estate
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Everything you need to know about filing Form E2 for property income in Greece’s 2026 tax returns—including deadlines, discounts, and key clarifications from AA
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2026 Tax Returns: Final Preparations Before Portal Launch
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Key steps for Greek taxpayers ahead of the 16 March 2026 AADE portal launch — from myAADE verification to E1/E2 updates.
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ENFIA 2026: Tax clearance notices go live — what property owners must check
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ENFIA 2026 tax notices are now live. Learn what property owners must check — from property details to insurance discounts and payment options.
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Tax Returns: Key Checks Taxpayers Must Make — Over 1.5 Million Pre-Filled Declarations Ready
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Over 1.5 million pre-filled tax returns are ready in TAXISnet. Here’s what Greek taxpayers must verify before filing on 16 March.
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2026 Tax Returns: Deadline for Separate Spousal Filings Ends Tomorrow
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The deadline for requesting separate tax returns for married couples in Greece ends 2 March 2026. Key implications and eligibility explained.
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Airbnb Property Owners: Deadline Looms for Correcting Rental Data Ahead of Tax Audits
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Airbnb property owners in Greece must correct rental data in AADE’s registry by Feb 28—or face steep penalties. Learn what’s required.
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Deadline Looms for 400,000 Self-Employed: How to Keep Health Coverage for 2026–2027
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With just two days left, 400,000 self-employed Greeks must act before 28 Feb 2026 to keep health insurance for 2026–2027.
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Short-Term Rentals: Deadline to Correct Property Registration Data Is 28 February
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Deadline 28 Feb to correct short-term rental data in AADE’s registry—avoid fines for unregistered properties or inaccurate declarations.
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Short-Term Rentals: Deadline for Property Data Corrections Is 28 February
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Deadline 28 Feb for correcting short-term rental data with AADE. Learn about penalties, verification steps, and how income appears on your tax return.
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ENFIA: Final Chance to Secure Home Insurance Discount Before New Bills
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Final chance to correct insurance data for the ENFIA home insurance discount before new clearance notices are issued in March 2026.
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Tax Returns: Deadline Looms for Income Certificates – Key Checks for Pre-Filled Forms
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Deadline for income certificates ends Feb; AADE opens tax filing on 16 March. Key checks for pre-filled returns — electronic payments, dependents, assets, and m
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Final Chance for ENFIA Discount for Homeowners with Natural Disaster Insurance
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Last chance to claim the 2026 ENFIA discount for homeowners with natural disaster insurance—deadline is 16 Feb 2026.
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Up to 50% Fine Reduction for Tax Violations – How to Settle Your Debt
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Learn how Greek taxpayers can reduce tax penalties by 25–50% through timely acceptance of audit results and structured repayment.
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Unpaid Rent: How Landlords Can Avoid Steep Tax Rates of Up to 45%
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How Greek landlords can declare unpaid rent using AADE Form E411 to avoid tax rates up to 45%.