Greece’s Ministry of Finance has announced an extension for filing personal and corporate income tax returns, moving the deadline to 2 August 2024 for individuals and 9 August 2024 for legal entities.
This decision was made due to technical issues that have emerged in the submission system due to the heavy use of accounting software.
Despite the extension, individuals still have the option to pay their taxes in full with a 3% discount if paid by 31 July, 2024.
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