By tomorrow, Thursday, March 31, the platform for submitting the 2022 tax returns for the 2021 income will be open, the Minister of Finance Christos assured Staikouras speaking at the OT Forum.
The platform was to open today, however Taxisnet encountered problems and failed to start the system.
“It is a matter of hours”, the minister added characteristically, emphasizing that within April the 1st installment of ENFIA will be paid, in 10 doses.
Taxpayers will be able to submit their returns until July 29, 2022.
The income tax that will result from the settlement of tax returns can be paid:
– Lump sum with 3% tax deduction in case the payment of the “account” of the Tax Office is made until July 29, 2022.
– In up to 8 equal monthly installments with the first installment being paid by July 29, 2022 and the last installment by February 28, 2023.
Who submits E1
The E1 form must be submitted by:
Every natural person, if he has his residence in Greece, has completed the 18th year of his age, regardless of whether he is a dependent member or not and obtains real or imputed income.
Taxpayers who have started a sole proprietorship are required to file an income tax return in each case.
The “golden” receipts that escape tax
The “hunt” for evidence of tax statements has started for the tax year 2022. Receipts from expenses for the specific services will count for the income that will be obtained this year (2022) and will be taxed from the year (2023) until 2025 for income that will be taxed until 2026.
Tax amounts and discounts are:
- Up to 450 euros, for an annual income of up to 10,000 euros.
- Up to 1,100 euros, for an annual income from 10,000.01 to 20,000 euros.
- Up to 1,400 euros, for an annual income from 20,000.01 to 30,000 euros.
- Up to 1,800 euros, for an annual income from 30,000.01 to 40,000 euros.
- Up to 2,200 euros for an annual income of over 40,000 euros.
The list includes:
-Veterinary Services
-Working plumbing, refrigeration, heating maintainer
-Electrician works
-Insulation, masonry, plastering, tiling
-Carpenter’s work
-Working location of roof and sheet metal windows etc.
-Concrete work
-Taxi services
-Hairdressers, barbershops and beauty shops
Funeral services
-Massage services
-Physical wellness services
-Cleaning services and household services
-Development of photos
-Dance schools
-Fitness and leisure activities with subscription
-Various leisure services
-Personal care and hospitalization (excluding hospital activities)
-Legal services
-Child care services
What changes:
Based on the clarifications and instructions of AADE, the main changes in this year’s publications and the key codes are the following:
1. New codes 043-044: They concern employees who have transferred their tax residence in Greece and obtain income from paid work that arises in the country, from filling a new job.
2. New codes 873-874: Indicates the transferred losses from the sale of securities of the previous tax years, which have not been offset by profits for the same reason and are distinguished into domestic / foreign.
3. New codes 081,082,083: The rent declaration number is stated in the rent for the main residence of the family.
4. New codes 084, 085, 086: The rental declaration number is written on the rent for the residence of children of the family who study inside.
5. New codes 818-820-822: The separation into first and second child for the rent of children studying has been abolished.
6. New code 087: Concerns rent of real estate except main residence and residence of children studying. Lease declaration number declaration.
7. New codes 818, 820, and 822: To be filled in by the spouse in case he / she has been contracted in the specific lease or it concerns the residence of a dependent child that he / she has not acquired together with the obligor.
8. New codes 633-634: The amount paid to full-time professors and lecturers in HEIs is declared. who do not carry out individual business activity, in the Special Account of Research Funds (ELKE) of the University.
9. New code 033: To be completed for the obligor all his children, ie the joint children with his wife / MSS and his non-joint children.
How do doctors’ evidence “count”?
E-receipts from doctors, dentists, orthodontists, osteopaths, chiropractors, ophthalmologists, chiropractors, podiatrists and other paramedical services “count” twice to cover 30% of taxpayers’ income with electronic expenses. For example, a fee of 100 euros for a medical examination if paid through a credit or debit card will count as an expense of 200 euros to cover 30% of income.
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