The electronic application for personal income tax returns will open today on the Independent Authority for Public Revenue’s myAADE platform, allowing households to submit their 2026 tax returns for income earned last year (tax year 2025).
The submission period will last until 15 July, while the first installment or the full tax payment, if applicable, must be made by 31 July. The result of the tax clearance (debit, zero balance, or refund) will appear automatically at the moment of final submission.
Those who submit their return earlier may receive a larger discount on the amount owed (up to 4% instead of 2%) if a debit tax assessment is issued—provided they choose to pay the full amount by 31 July.
In addition to Form E1, which is submitted by all taxpayers, those who earned income from real estate or business activity in 2025 must first submit Form E2 or Form E3, respectively.
AADE has also published a new practical guide (in a question-and-answer format) for property owners who are required to submit Form E2 (“Statement of Real Estate Details”), providing clarifications on key issues.
Among other things, the guidelines explain which property owners are required to submit E2 and which are not, how to fill in the electricity supply number if there is no connection (for example in farmland plots or parking spaces), how to declare unpaid rent so that it is not taxed, how minors submit tax declarations, and how to declare income from short-term rentals—including when such income should not be reported in E2 but in E3 instead.
Source: ΑΠΕ-ΜΠΕ
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