Unchanged at 8.76% per year (0.73% for each month of delay) remains for another two years the interest rate on which the arrears are charged to the tax office, according to a decision signed by the Minister of National Economy and Finance Kyriakos Pierrakakis.

As stipulated by the decision, the interest rates referred to in Article 53 of the Tax Procedure Code concerning the late payment interest and interest on the taxpayers’ taxpayers are not changed.

Thus, late tax and fee interest rates will remain unchanged at 8.76% per year (0.73% per month), while “frozen” at 6% per year (0.50% for each month of delay) remains the interest rate on the refund of indefinite taxes.

It is recalled that the Ministry of National Economy and Finance has been frozen until March 2026 and the interest rates on the fixed arrangements.

By the recent decision, the installment rate on the certified debts that have been regulated remains unchanged until March 31, 2026 (ie as they were on March 31, 2025).

Interest rates are both in initial arrangements and new subcontinents, facilitating debtors to be consistent in their obligations.

In particular, they remain:

At 4.34% for settings up to 12 doses, and:

To 5.84% for more than 12 doses._