Tax Returns: Incomes Are Rising but Half of Taxpayers Declare up to 10,000 Euros
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Declared incomes at 116 billion euros, taxes at 13.9 billion euros. Who was caught in the "pincer" of the presumptions and who pays the most taxes. What does the X-ray of the tax returns of 2025 show?
More than half of taxpayers still have an annual income of less than 10,000 euros, over 1.2 million citizens were taxed based on presumptions and not on actual income.
More than half of taxpayers reported income of up to 10,000 euros to the tax office in 2025, and only 1,233 reported income of over 900,000 euros, while...
Based on tax return data published by the AADE, total declared income increased by approximately 9.3%
52% of individuals declared incomes below 10,000 euros in 2025. In the lens of the evidence, 1.2 million taxpayers, at 115.93 billion euros, the total declared income.
50% of Greeks with 10,000 euros, 1,233 over 900,000 euros - 1.2 million taxpayers caught in the act
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