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30 June
Municipal fees will now be issued separately and can be paid in 12 installments.
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The Greek government is implementing a new payment system for municipal fees, set to be fully operational by 2028. This new approach will see municipal fees billed separately from electricity consumption statements, akin to the property tax system known as ENFIA. The initiative, as outlined by the Minister of Interior, aims to streamline the collection process and make it easier for citizens to manage payments.
Under the proposed system, citizens will receive annual notifications for their municipal fees, and they will have the option to pay these fees in twelve installments throughout the year. However, there are several ambiguities regarding the implementation details, including how these changes will affect local budgets and revenue streams. Concerns have been raised about the clarity of the new system, and various stakeholders are seeking further clarification on specific aspects of the proposal. As the government finalizes its plans, the focus remains on ensuring that the new mechanism is both effective and transparent for all citizens.
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