What taxes do Greek immigrants have to pay? When does Greece usually file its tax returns every year?

What three kinds of taxes do immigrants who invest in Greece need to declare? Individual tax: income from zero income application or rent. Property ownership tax: if you own a property in Greece, you have to pay taxes every year; Vehicle and vessel use tax: you have to pay tax every year to buy a car (boat) in Greece;

What is the annual tax filing process in Greece? Generally, March to June of each year is the tax declaration season, and the annual income of the previous year is declared. All operators must submit the tax return of the previous year before the end of June, and they can choose to pay taxes in three parts. The deadline for the final payment of the first tax is the end of July. It can be paid in one lump sum or in installments within 7~ 1 1 month.

The basic requirement of Greek taxation is the tax rate φ ο ρ ο λ ο γ ι κ? κλ? μ α κ α: applicable to wages, endowment insurance, individual enterprises and agricultural income, with the following ladder tax rates to choose from:

1. The annual income does not exceed 20,000 euros, and the tax rate is 22%.

The income tax rate between 2.20,000 euros and 30,000 euros is 29%.

The income tax rate between 3.30,000 and 40,000 euros is 37%.

4. The tax rate for income exceeding 40,000 euros is 45%.

Tax relief? κπτωσηφ? υ υ: salaried employees whose annual income and pension insurance income do not exceed 20,000 euros will be exempted from the personal income tax of retired employees and professional farmers, and the maximum tax exemption is 1900-2 100 euros, but mobile payment equivalent to 10%-20% of income is required.

Asset income tax ε ι σ ο δ? ματααπ? ακ? ν τ α: The profit of leased property is subject to a stepped tax rate ranging from 15% to 45%, as follows:

1. The tax rate for profits not exceeding 12000 euros is 15%.

2. The income tax rate from12,001Euro to 35,000 Euro is 35%.

The income tax rate of more than 33,500 euros is 45%.

Unique solidarity tax ε ι ι κ? εισφορ? αλληλεγγ? η? This special tax, introduced after the Greek financial crisis, will impose a unique solidarity tax on taxpayers whose income exceeds 12000 euros, with tax rates ranging from 2.2% to 10%.