Common sense of Greek immigration tax

The income tax in Greece is a progressive tax rate system, and employees or operators need to pay it, which is about 10%. Obtaining permanent residency in Greece, income outside Greece does not need to be taxed.

Social security tax

Like most EU member states, employers in Greece need to withhold from their employees and pay part of their own taxes as social security taxes. The proportion borne by the employer is 28.06% of the salary, and the proportion borne by the employees is 16%.

Tax exemption situation

Greece is exempt from taxes on the following income:

? Earnings from trading stocks on the Athens Stock Exchange

? Shipping and shipping revenue

? Dividends of Greek companies

? Asset income from business transfer between family members as stipulated by law.

Tax reduction situation

Greece reduces taxes on the following incomes:

? Tax reduction for the first residential housing mortgage 15%.

? The maximum rental tax for the main residence is reduced to 15%.

? Donations to public, religious and other organizations

? Compulsory social security tax

Enterprise tax

Overseas enterprises only tax profits made in Greece.

At the beginning of 2007, the corporate income tax was 25%. Starting from 20 10, the enterprise income tax will decrease at the rate of 1% every year, and it will become 20% in 20 15 years.

Capital gains tax

Unless otherwise specified by law, capital profits in Greece are uniformly levied according to the income of enterprises.

value-added tax

The value-added tax in Greece ranges from 4.5% to 23%. The value-added tax on goods that do not belong to any special category is 23%.

Value-added tax on some commodities 13%, and value-added tax on some commodities is 4.5%.