According to the provision, the interest rate of installments of confirmed debts will remain constant from 01/04/2024 until 31/3/2025 at the level at which it was formed until 31/3/2024.
The amendment was submitted for the “freezing” of interest rates for the partial repayment of debts to the tax authorities in the draft law of the Ministry of Development entitled “Provisions to strengthen consumer protection, development and the orderly functioning of the market, regulations to strengthen the of businesses affected by extraordinary circumstances” which is introduced today for discussion and voting in plenary.
According to the provision, the interest rate of installments of confirmed debts will remain constant from 01/04/2024 until 31/3/2025 at the level at which it was established until 31/3/2024.
Thus, according to an announcement by the Ministry of National Economy and Finance, which confirms the information of SKAIthe amount of interest for installments of debts in settlement is formed in:
- 4.34% for debts settled in 12 monthly installments.
- 5.84% for debts settled in more than 12 installments.
For the debts that have been re-arranged after the loss of the first (second subordination), the interest rate is set as follows:
- 5.84% for debts settled in up to 12 monthly installments.
- 7.34% for debts settled in more than 12 monthly installments.
It is noted that without this legislative intervention, taxpayers would be charged an interest rate of 6.68% for debts settled in 12 installments and 8.18% for debts settled in more than 12 installments.
The movement he had announced speaking to SKAI the Minister of National Economy and Finance, Kostis Hatzidakis: “We have also seen the issue of the regulation of debts to the tax office, we have discussed it with the AADE, and we have decided to bring regulation, so that for one year, from now until 2025, let’s return to last year’s interest rate, which was much lower.”
“There is a legislation that links these arrangements to the current interest rate, explained the minister. Because the interest rate this year went up all over Europe above, and it has become too high, there was a regulation in the EFKA, there will also be a regulation in the tax office as well”, noted Mr. Hatzidakis.
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Source: Skai
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