Greece’s Ministry of Finance submitted a draft law to Parliament on 31 March 2025, proposing several tax and financial reforms.
The bill includes 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 introduces regulations for crypto asset businesses, creating a designated authority for firms offering crypto services or issuing electronic money and asset-referenced tokens.
The bill also amends the out-of-court debt settlement process, broadening criteria for creditor consent, including state-guaranteed claims in restructurings, and extending deadlines for vulnerable debtors seeking support.
The draft law removes the digital transaction fee for certain contributions and provides an exemption from cleaning and lighting fees for owners of vacant, non-electrified properties, provided they confirm the property was not in use.
Earlier, Greece’s Ministry of National Economy and Finance announced new legislation for tax reform measures for 2025 on 5 November 2024.
