01 Sep 2022 | in ARTICLES, Tax law, by Eleonora Ligoutsikou
Strategic investments in Greece have attracted significant interest from investors, especially in the construction and tourism sectors. Law 4864/2021 provides stakeholders with significant tax incentives aimed at attracting big scale-strategic investments in a wider spectrum of industry sectors. READ FULL ARTICLE
24 Aug 2022 | in ARTICLES, Corporate law, by Vassiliki Nikolaou
The Law 4919/2022 incorporates into the Greek legal system the Directive (EU) 2019/1151 regarding the use of digital tools and procedures in the field of corporate law) and it introduces a series of changes concerning the establishment of Greek companies, the publication of the corporate acts in the Greek Business Registry (GEMI), as well as the simplification of relevant procedures at a legal, administrative and technical level. READ FULL ARTICLE
10 Aug 2022 | in ARTICLES, Employment law, by Katerina Basta
A detailed analysis on the Greek legal framework applicable to termination of indefinite term employment agreements, including recent developments introduced by law 4808/2021 and interesting case law. Particular emphasis is placed on the grounds under which a dismissal is considered invalid and the respective implications and consequences for the employer and the employee. READ FULL ARTICLE
03 Aug 2022 | in ARTICLES, Corporate law, by Apostolos Latsonas
Recent legislative changes (Law 4919/2022 and Ministerial Decision 68281/2022) have led to the digitalization of the registration process for trade names and distinctive titles by entities engaged in commercial or non-commercial economic activities and the introduction of a national digital registry in the Greek Business Registry (“G.E.MI.”). READ FULL ARTICLE
27 Jul 2022 | in ARTICLES, Tax law, by Katerina Stathakarou
The Greek Income Tax Code, by virtue of Article 5 C, has introduced a beneficial tax regime for individuals relocating their residence to Greece, which has been further elaborated by administrative circulars and decisions. READ FULL ARTICLE
04 Jul 2022 | in ARTICLES, Tax law, by Katerina Stathakarou, Georgios Minoudis and Eleonora Ligoutsikou
The Dispute Resolution Directorate of the Independent Authority for Public Revenue in its decision No. 4450/2021 held that where a creditor to a company capitalised the debts becoming a shreholder and then immediately sold the shares under their par value, the resulting loss is not tax deductible. READ FULL ARTICLE
