This publication provides a high level overview of the tax, social security and work permit regulatory compliance requirements for expatriates engaged to work in Greece.
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Individuals commencing their employment in Greece are subject to various taxes depending on their salary income as well as potential other income which they may earn. Such taxes are determined based on their specific factual circumstances and depend largely on their tax residence, source of income and related financial status.  Special tax regime for executives, employees, relocating to Greece exist. These individuals qualifying under the “brain regain” regime, benefit from a 50% income tax break on their annual Greek source salary or business income over a period of 7 years following relocation.

Please contact Grant Thornton Tax and Business Advisory Solutions Société Anonyme, a member firm of Grant Thornton International to discuss your specific situation.

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T45 - a. Greece Accordion block expatriate tax facts and figures
T45 - b. Greece Accordion block expatriate tax basis of taxation
T45 - c. Greece Accordion block expatriate tax other taxes
T45 - d. Greece Accordion block expatriate tax tax planning

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