The Greece’s  Ministry of Finance enacted Law (A 56/2025) introducing various tax and financial measures on 11 April 2025. These include rules on carried-forward losses in mergers, taxation of crypto assets, out-of-court debt settlement procedures, the removal of the digital transaction fee for certain transactions, and relief for specific property owners.

Earlier, Greece’s Ministry of Finance submitted a draft law to Parliament on 31 March 2025, proposing several tax and financial reforms.

The bill included provisions allowing carried-forward losses from corporate mergers, including credit institutions, with restrictions on spin-offs where only losses related to the transferred business unit can be carried forward. It also introduced regulations for crypto asset businesses, creating a designated authority for firms offering crypto services or issuing electronic money and asset-referenced tokens.