Independent Authority for Public Revenue
Syn-Ergasia requires two applications
Employers seeking to secure state subsidies for some or all of their staff through the new Syn-Ergasia mechanism launched on Monday will need to submit two applications with very tight deadlines.
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Authorities seize 850,000 poor quality masks at Athens airport
Greece's Financial Crimes Squad (SDOE) has confiscated 850,000 poor quality face masks at Athens' International Airport, the head of the Independent Authority for Public Revenue announced on Monday.
Taxisnet key now provided online via video conference
Taxpayers will now be able to talk to an Independent Authority for Public Revenue officer via teleconference and get a username and password to use the tax authorities' Taxisnet website, including for the submission of tax declarations. More services will soon become available via video conference, the Digital Governance Ministry and IAPR announced on Thursday.
Government pondering ways to support landlords
The Finance Ministry is considering measures to support property owners forced to contribute toward supporting enterprises and workers through the temporary reduction of their rents by 40 percent. Some of the measures may apply from this year.
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Professionals can only apply for tax discount after VAT payment
The discount of 25 percent for professionals' future tax obligations will only be activated after the payment of their value-added tax dues for the first quarter of the year by April 30.
Extension of deadline for numerous declarations
The Finance Ministry has extended the deadline for the submission of declarations concerning a number of categories in order to assist corporations, accountants and tax experts which are currently facing a struggle to support the economy, as it said in a statement.
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Seized alcohol to be turned into antiseptics
Greek authorities plan to turn tons of ethanol confiscated from bootleg booze-makers into sanitizer to combat the coronavirus epidemic.
Up to 155 tons of seized alcohol is languishing in customs warehouses across the country.
Authorities say they are trying to find manufacturers willing to convert it into antiseptics.
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High interest in non-dom taxation
A great number of high-income foreigners have shown an interest in shifting their tax domicile to Greece, in order to enjoy the lower taxation introduced a few months ago.
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Not everyone is happy with digital system in Piraeus
The digital transformation of Greek ports - i.e. the adoption of procedures that will reduce the number of documents required for activities ranging from unloading ships to customs processing - has divided Piraeus deeply.
State arrears to be offset or paid by year-end
The Finance Ministry is attempting to drastically slash the time it takes for the state to pay off its debts to suppliers and to offset debts to taxpayers or suppliers with any dues to all general government entities, in order to stop the creation of new overdue arrears to and by the state.
This will be accomplished through an online platform that has been created for that purpose.
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