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The Greek Interior Minister Thodoris Livanios announced a significant change regarding the collection of municipal fees, indicating that these fees will be separated from electricity bills. This legislative amendment aims to create a new system where municipal fees will be collected directly by local authorities rather than through the utility bills of energy companies. Livanios stated that this adjustment responds to requests from both energy companies and municipalities.
The proposed change is expected to take effect on January 1, 2028. The new system seeks to streamline the payment process and could potentially resemble the existing system for real estate taxes (ENFIA). The discussion regarding this amendment took place during a parliamentary session focused on the new Local Government Code, highlighting the government's commitment to reforming local fiscal policies.
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27 June
The municipal fee collection model, in place for fifty years, is being restructured for better transparency.
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