AADE introduces real-time monitoring, digital invoicing, and advanced tax rulings to curb evasion, modernize business compliance, and support future tax relief measures

The Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) launches sweeping inspections of businesses failing to link POS systems and IRIS payments to electronic tax records, with fines up to €20,000 and license revocations for software providers

All Greek businesses must issue electronic invoices starting February 2, 2026, with tax incentives for early adopters and a transitional period for smooth implementation

Nearly €9 million was credited to eligible renters, while thousands are still pending payment due to missing bank details, with the next transfer scheduled for mid-January

The Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) will suspend access to multiple digital platforms for declarations and payments from December 31, reopening most on January 2, while some services will be available on January 1

Greek tax authorities uncovered nearly €3.2 million in unreported income across 58 tax declaration centers, imposing fines and 48-hour closures while EU fraud investigators continue auditing agricultural subsidy payments at OPEKEPE

Widespread violations were uncovered across Greece’s tourist hotspots, with Crete and the Peloponnese leading in tax evasion. Hundreds of fines and temporary closures were imposed by the country’s tax authority

From October 3, individuals relocating their tax residence to Greece can apply online for the special income tax regime, with streamlined rules

The tool will instantly calculate potential gains from the new income tax scale and the updated rental income brackets.

Authorities plan extensive audits and temporary closures during the August holiday weekend, targeting businesses with past violations and signs of tax irregularities across popular tourist destinations

Companies renting out properties (e.g., Airbnb) will face a fee of up to 600 euros per property annually.

Authorities are keen to stress that this is not a sweeping policy targeting all businesses. Rather, it is a targeted measure designed to address specific tax behaviors among businesses with risk profiles that suggest a likelihood of evasion or sudden closure

More than 4.2 million taxpayers owe money to the Greek state- tax authority prepares to release names of debtors.

The decision comes amid growing concern in Brussels, with the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) investigating what it calls one of the largest agricultural subsidy frauds in recent years

Greece's tax authority has digitized the process for property transfers, fulfilling a promise to cut red tape.

Taxpayers now submit all property transfer declarations digitally via the myPROPERTY platform, eliminating the need to visit tax offices.

The tax office has issued a final warning to those owing taxes and social security contributions, threatening to publish their names if they don't pay up.

If owners fail to refute the evidence collected by AADE, they will be fined 10,000 euros, along with the payment of annual road taxes plus any late fees.

Freelancers in Greece can now challenge "unfair" tax assessments based on imputed income — but the process demands full financial disclosure.

Taxpayers who submit their returns by April 30 will benefit from an increased tax discount of 4% if they opt for a lump-sum payment by July 31, 2025.