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Significant changes are set to take effect in 2027 regarding the calculation of the ENFIA property tax in Greece, as announced by the Ministry of National Economy and Finance. The new regulations aim to create a more accurate assessment based on data from the Electronic Building Identity, which will reflect the actual surface area of properties more precisely.
Under the new system, it is expected that millions of property owners will experience changes to their tax obligations. The revised methodology will incorporate additional parameters that were not previously considered, potentially leading to variations in tax amounts. The government has indicated that these changes are intended to enhance fairness and transparency in the property tax framework.
As property owners prepare for these adjustments, extensive information on the specific implications for individual taxpayers is anticipated to be disseminated in the coming months to ensure compliance with the new regulations. The transition to this updated system represents a significant shift in property tax assessment practices in Greece.
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11 July
Property owners will experience changes in their tax calculations starting in 2027.
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