Ta Nea: Three Tax Roadblocks for Property Owners, EFKA Double Payments, and Trump's Gift to Erdogan

The Thursday edition of the Greek newspaper "Ta Nea" highlights significant tax developments, focusing on three key measures that will impact property owners and their expenses. The report details new regulations concerning rental income declarations, the calculation of the Unified Real Estate Property Tax (ENFIA), and potential discounts on fuel expenses.

One of the main tax "roadblocks" involves penalties for those who fail to declare rental income or make inaccurate declarations. The newspaper also discusses the calculation of ENFIA, linking it to the implementation of electronic building identification. Furthermore, it points to a potential discount on fuel costs, contingent on using invoices with a Tax Identification Number (AFM).

Beyond property taxes, "Ta nea" addresses a dual payment issue from the main social security fund, EFKA. The article clarifies which categories of working pensioners will receive reimbursements during the summer and details the timeline for self-employed individuals to receive money back from overpaid contributions.

In international news, the paper features a report titled "800 Million Engines: A Gift from Trump to Erdogan." This piece examines a decision by the U.S. president to bypass Congress in supplying fighter jets to Turkey, a move that could have significant geopolitical implications. The newspaper also previews sports news, including match lineups for Brazil vs. Scotland and a note on Madonna's upcoming projects.