A total of around 605,000 businesses will be asked to return around 3 billion of the 8 billion euros they received in total.
By Chrysostomos Tsoufis
Countdown to her ravishes refundable deposit as already yesterday the AADE started the certification of the amounts that must be returned from the 7 circles.
Notifications for the payment of the refundable amount will be posted, gradually upon confirmation, in the AADE myAADE information system, in the Registry & Communication / e-Notifications option, while a relevant e-mail message will also be sent to the e-mail address declared by the debtor. Businesses will be able to see their debts from the refundable part of the aid in the myAADE digital portal, in the My Account option
If no extension is granted – because admittedly there has been a delay – the payment will be made in up to 96 interest-free monthly installments starting as early as July (until the 29th the deadline for the first installment) or with 15% discount as long as one chooses to pay in one lump sum by July 19. Total approx 605,000 businesses who will be asked to return approximately €3 billion of the €8 billion they received in total. Each TIN will receive as many clearances as the refund cycles in which it participated.
Each interested party can calculate the amount to pay bearing in mind the following:
a) For businesses that started operations before January 1, 2019, did not open a branch from April 1, 2019 to December 31, 2020 and have positive gross income in 2019, in:
- 25% of the aid, as long as the reduction of the company’s 2020 gross revenue exceeds 70% compared to 2019 and the company shows losses before taxes or
- 33.3% of the aid, as long as the decrease in the company’s 2020 gross revenue amounts to at least 30% and up to 70% compared to 2019 and shows losses before taxes or
- 50% of the aid, for all other businesses.
b) For new businesses that have started operations after January 1, 2019 or for businesses that opened a branch from April 1, 2019 to December 31, 2020 or have zero gross revenue in 2019, in:
- 25% of the aid, as long as the reduction of the company’s 2020 gross revenue exceeds 30% compared to 2019 revenue and the company shows losses before taxes or
- 33.3% of the aid, for all other businesses.
According to the decision of the head of AADE, Giorgos Pitsilis, the non-due installments for the return of the refundable advance are excluded from the ex officio netting procedure with the financial claims of the companies against the State.
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