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The Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) in Greece is set to launch a new debt restructuring initiative allowing taxpayers to manage overdue debts in installments, with the official rollout scheduled for July 27, 2026. This new plan enables eligible debtors to repay their liabilities in up to 72 monthly payments, with a minimum installment amount set at 30 euros. The program is part of broader reforms aimed at addressing private debt management and offers significant assistance to individuals struggling with outstanding obligations to the government.
The initiative opens possibilities for thousands of taxpayers, encompassing various forms of state debts. Applicants must adhere to specific conditions to qualify for the program. The detailed process for submitting applications, deadlines, and qualifying debts will be outlined in a comprehensive guide published by the AADE, which also emphasizes the need for debtors to engage proactively in addressing their financial responsibilities. Stakeholders across finance and economy sectors are advised to follow the upcoming changes closely, as they represent crucial steps in the government's approach to managing public debt efficiently.
21 July
Information confirmed that the 72 installment plan remains open for eligible debtors.
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