Greek citizens that have permanent jobs (and residence) abroad are going
to to be exempted from the presumed minimum income established for all
Greek tax payers in a 2010 tax law, the finance ministry announced said in an announcement. The law
has been amended with legislation attached to law 3943 passed in 2011.
The change was made following letters of protest sent to the ministry by
Greek employed in Germany, who were asked to pay additional tax for a
'presumed income' by the taxation office for Greeks abroad, in addition to income tax
they had paid in Germany. Under the 2010 law, a single tax payer is
assumed to have a minimum annual income of at least 3,000 euro, while
that for a couple has been set at 5,000 euro. On this basis, Greeks living
in Germany that had property in Greece or received rent from a property
were required to pay tax on this minimum presumed income.
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