Greek Taxation & Real Estate Guide 2025: Inheritance and Property Sale in Greece Greece remains one of the most attractive destinations for real estate investments, while many members of the Greek diaspora face the need to manage inheritance cases or proceed with property sales in the country. The tax framework changes frequently, which makes proper...Read More

Minor Children, Dependent Members and Taxation of Income: What Article 11 of the Greek Income Tax Code Provides The taxation of minor children is a frequent concern for parents, especially when children receive income from rental property or survivor’s pensions. Article 11 of the Greek Income Tax Code (Law 4172/2013) clearly defines both the concept...Read More

👶 Introduction Motherhood is one of the most important stages in a woman’s life — and Greek legislation offers a comprehensive framework of protection and support for women working in the private sector. From pregnancy to the early years of raising a child, there are benefits, leave entitlements, flexible work arrangements, and employment safeguards in...Read More

Representative Office in Greece: A Guide for Foreign Companies from Dubai and Third Countries Establishing a Representative Office in Greece is a strategic choice for foreign companies seeking presence in the country without full business establishment. For businesses based in third countries, such as Dubai (UAE), operating internationally in sectors like bunkering – trade and...Read More

Bond Loan Issuance in Greece: Who, When, Requirements and Benefits (2025 Guide) 🔹 1. What is a Bond Loan? A bond loan is a method of corporate financing, whereby a business – typically a Société Anonyme (S.A.) – raises funds from investors through the issuance of bonds. Bonds are debt securities representing the company’s obligation...Read More

Sixth Day Employment in Businesses – What Applies in 2025Introduction Employment on the sixth day of the week (usually Saturday) in businesses operating on a five-day schedule is now governed by an organized and regulated framework following recent legislative developments. Many businesses wonder whether they can legally employ staff on Saturdays and under what conditions....Read More

What Is the Break-Even Point of a Business? The break-even point is the level of sales at which your business covers all its expenses — no profit, no loss. 🔹 In other words: If you sell just enough to reach the break-even point, you’re at “zero balance”. Once you surpass that point, you begin earning...Read More

Real Estate Acquisition by Companies in Greece: Which Legal Form is Most Advantageous? Introduction The real estate market in Greece has always been one of the main pillars of savings, investment, and wealth transfer for both individuals and businesses. Following a decade-long crisis, and especially in recent years, the property market is showing significant revitalization,...Read More

10 Questions You Don’t Ask Your Accountant (But Should) Introduction An accountant is not just the person who “files your tax return.” They are – or should be – the closest ally of every entrepreneur, professional, and investor. From company structure and pricing to efficient taxation and audit readiness, your accountant knows, anticipates, and guides....Read More

Electronic Books: The Accountant’s Nightmare or Opportunity? 1. Introduction: From Paper to Screen – The New Accounting Era Accounting, as traditionally known, has always relied on methodical recording of transactions, document control, record-keeping, and timely submission of tax declarations. Older generations of accountants worked with ledger cards, handwritten journals, client files, and paper receipts. The...Read More