Real property law
Three Syrians found dead at home in Hatay
Three Syrians have been found dead in a house they had been renting in the southern province of Hatay.
The trio, which included two women, had all suffered gunshot wounds, according to reports.
The bodies were eventually discovered after their landlord used spare keys to open the property after not seeing them for three days.
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Skewed taxes
It is essential that the government find a way to adjust the property values used for tax purposes so they match commercial property values as determined by the local market.
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ENFIA row rumbles on after charity hit with big tax bill
The row over the troublesome unified property tax (ENFIA) continued on Thursday as coalition partner PASOK said that childrens charity Smile of the Child was incorrectly asked to pay the levy.
PASOK said the Finance Ministry had made a mistake in sending a bill to the charity after its president, Costas Giannopoulos, revealed that its property tax bill came to almost 95,000 euros.
Athens office rental market skimping on discounts
By Nikos Roussanoglou
Athens offers the smallest discounts in rental rates for professional properties among 21 cities in the Europe, the annual report by Savills estate agents has found.
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Property tax surplus may lead to more installments or cuts
By Prokopis Hatzinikolaou
The government is considering an increase in the number of installments allowed for the payment of the new Single Property Ownership Tax (ENFIA) for 2014 and to reduce its size from 2015 if the amount taxpayers are asked to pay exceeds that provided for by the budget.
Lenders highlight Cypriot bad loans
International lenders concluded a fifth review of Cypruss economy on Friday, saying the island was making relatively good progress after a bailout last year but that key challenges lay ahead.
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No property transactions for tax evaders
By Prokopis Hatzinikolaou
The Finance Ministry is blocking real estate transactions for owners who have not paid their property taxes in the last five years. Any transactions attempted without the ENFIA certificate, whose title comes from the Greek acronym for the Single Property Tax, will be deemed invalid.
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UN Urges Albania to Halt Roma Eviction
The UN committee called on the government to suspend the eviction of the families until a complaint filed by their lawyers on the merits of the decision to demolish the houses and subsequent compensation claims are heard.
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Greek Banks See Quadrupling of Housing Loans by 2015
By Sharon Smyth, Nikos Chrysoloras and Christos Ziotis
Greek banker Theodoros Kalantonis, who has survived the worst of times the past six years, said he can finally see the resurrection of home lending.
Debtors owing emergency property tax to face fines
Property owners who have failed to pay any installments of the emergency property tax (EETA) that is levied via electricity bills face the risk of being classified as debtors to the state and fined accordingly, Greeces largest power company said on Tuesday.
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