Tax filing is gaining momentum, with the percentage already set at 30% of the total nearly two months before the deadline.

According to AADE’s analysis of the data, seven out of ten taxpayers who have already filed will not be asked to pay additional tax because the invoices are either nil or offset.

The most notable thing this year is the speed with which funds are returned to those who are eligible. Thus, judging by the picture, the money was credited to 219,208 taxpayers, since the issued payroll was a loan.

Let’s take a closer look at the resulting image up to a few hours ago:

* There were 1,850,543 E1 declarations filed, corresponding to approximately 29% of the total. About 6.4 million tax returns were filed last year.

* Of these, zero calculation was issued for 52.76%, i.e. for 952,605 taxpayers.

* 547,441 taxpayers are required to pay an additional tax, which corresponds to 30.32% of the total amount. The average amount they ask to pay is 857 euros.

* For the remaining 16.92% of taxpayers, i.e. 313,817 people who submitted a tax return, the payroll is a credit. The average income they collect is 348 euros. It should be noted that payments via TtE are made every week.

* Between 70,000 and 80,000 applications are submitted daily.

It should be noted that a few days ago the deadline for filing returns was extended to 3:00 pm on July 31, with the deadline for paying the first installment of the tax that is likely to arise also expiring at midnight on the same day. .

As emphasized in the relevant statement, “the government, consistently pursuing a tax policy of a social and developmental nature, is extending the deadlines for filing income tax returns in order to make it easier for all Greek citizens to fulfill their obligations. “

How can income tax be paid?

Taxpayers can pay their income tax due for the 2022 tax year in four different ways.

Specifically:

1. Once until July 31, receiving a 3% discount on the total tax paid.

2. 8 monthly installments, the first of which must be paid by July 31, and the last by February 29, 2024.

3. In installments up to 12 months with an interest rate of 4.5% or in 24 installments with an interest rate of 6%.

4. 12 interest-free monthly credit card payments at any bank of their choice.

It is noted that the payment of tax, determined according to the declarations of taxpayers-participants of legal entities and legal entities keeping aplographic records, is made in six equal monthly payments.

Source: RES-IPE