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The Bank of Greece Is Requesting Tax Incentives to Boost E-Payments and Limit Undeclared Transactions
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The Bank of Greece proposes providing more incentives to consumers to continue making payments electronically - mainly in sectors prone to tax evasion (freelancers and the self-employed) - in its Monetary Policy Report for 2026, which was submitted to Parliament yesterday. It highlights the need to strengthen electronic transactions as a weapon to combat tax evasion in sectors where cash still dominates.
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