The Ministry of National Economy and Finance has announced that interest rates for repaying state debts under the standard arrangement will remain unchanged until March 2026.
This move supports taxpayers facing financial difficulties by allowing them to include income tax and the Single Property Tax (ENFIA) in the repayment plan, which offers options for 24 or 48 installments, depending on the case.
The interest rate for debts under the arrangement will stay at 4.34% for up to 12 monthly installments, or 5.84% for repayment in more than 12 installments. For late payments, interest is charged at 0.73% per month, or 8.76% annually.
The ministry’s decision aims to ease the financial burden on taxpayers and prevent a buildup of unpaid debts. Debts can be repaid in up to 24 installments, or 48 for debts linked to inheritance tax or customs audits. The number of installments depends on the debtor’s ability to pay, with a minimum monthly installment of EUR 30. The plan is activated once the first installment is paid within three working days of the application, with subsequent payments due on the last working day of each month.
Earlier, The Greek Ministry of Finance proposed legislation offering tax incentives to bolster the capital market, featuring an increased deduction for listing costs of small and medium enterprises and an expanded angel investor tax relief for investments in certain entities on 31 March 2025.
