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The deadline for submitting tax declarations in Greece is approaching, with the cut-off date set for July 15, 2026. Approximately 1.4 million taxpayers have yet to file their declarations, which encompass the E1 forms primarily required for individual taxpayers. To incentivize timely submission, those who submit their declarations by the deadline can claim a tax discount.
As of early July, over 5.5 million tax declarations have already been submitted, representing around 80% of the expected filings. Data indicates that roughly one in three taxpayers is facing an additional tax charge, while nearly 70% report either zero balances or refunds from the tax authorities. Legal entities that maintain simplified accounting records will have an extended deadline until the last working day of July to submit their tax declarations.
13 July
Final reminder for tax returns, with the submission deadline on July 15.
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