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Tax Freedom Day Marks 179 Days of Labor for Taxes in Greece

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Today, June 29, is Tax Freedom Day in Greece.
Workers spend 179 days a year to cover taxes and contributions.
In 2025, this number was 180 days, showing a slight improvement.
Greece has the 9th highest tax burden in the EU, which remains above the EU average.
Revenue from indirect taxes is expected to significantly exceed direct tax revenue.

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Today, June 29, is Tax Freedom Day in Greece.
Workers spend 179 days a year to cover taxes and contributions.
In 2025, this number was 180 days, showing a slight improvement.
Greece has the 9th highest tax burden in the EU, which remains above the EU average.
Revenue from indirect taxes is expected to significantly exceed direct tax revenue.

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