Significant reduction in ENFIA for thousands of homeowners
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The Independent Authority for Public Revenue (IAPR) recently announced significant news for thousands of taxpayers in Greece. Specifically, a reduction in the Unified Real Estate Ownership Tax (ENFIA) of up to 50% is provided for certain categories of owners.
This decision mainly concerns residents of small settlements in the country. In total, 15,689 primary residences in remote or small areas are included in this favorable regime, thereby easing the financial burden on households.
This reduction concerns citizens who had submitted the necessary declarations on time and met the requirements set by the IAPR. The process is carried out automatically by the agency, which is proceeding with the issuance of new tax assessment notices for the beneficiaries.
Taxpayers affected by this change can view the new tax amount due through the IAPR's digital platform. In this way, the state aims to support residents living in smaller communities across the Greek territory.
In conclusion, this move is a positive development for property owners in small settlements. Interested parties are invited to check their account on taxisnet to be informed of the final amount they must pay.
Sources: NewsIT
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