Greece's Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) is moving forward with the digitalization of property transfer declarations, now requiring all such filings to be submitted digitally.
The move aims to simplify property transfers and reduce bureaucratic hurdles.
The new system, which is now active, includes a clearly defined timeline for tax authorities to process documents, marking a significant step toward modernization.
Under the new regulations, property transfer tax declarations for the creation, modification, or cancellation of horizontal or vertical ownership — whether inside or outside the objective value system — must now be submitted digitally, including cases involving tax liability.
Taxpayers can now submit all property transfer declarations digitally via the myPROPERTY platform, eliminating the need to visit tax offices.
Since late December, the system has also accepted non-taxable filings.
Each case is reviewed within 60 days, with a 15-day window for submitting any additional documents if required.