Those required to submit asset declarations now have additional time, as the deadline has been extended to November 17, 2025. The extension applies to the annual Asset Status and Financial Interests Declarations for 2025 covering the year 2024, according to the provisions of law 5026/2023. This year’s submission process is being conducted for the second consecutive year through the e-pothen electronic platform, which connects with numerous agencies and organizations. This integration requires more time for users to become familiar with the system.
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Asset declarations 2025: Reasons for deadline extension from November 15 to 17
The Asset Declaration Control Committee clarified the reasons for the extension based on its decision from the May 28, 2025 session. When the final deadline set by law 5026/2023 falls on a non-working day for public services, the deadline is automatically extended until the end of the next working day.
Specifically, the original deadline for application submission was Saturday, November 15, a non-working day for public services. Consequently, the deadline is automatically postponed to Monday, November 17, 2025, without requiring a new ministerial decision.
The postponement does not constitute a political choice or new regulatory intervention, but rather a technical application of legislation that provides for deadline extensions in such cases.
Clarifications for those required to submit declarations
The Control Committee in its October 23, 2025 session made important decisions regarding those required to submit declarations:
- Members of dental association audit committees under article 85 of law 4472/2017
- Members of Project Management Teams according to article 34 of law 1914/1990
- Parties to civil union agreements under law 4356/2015, with obligations beginning from the deposit of the notarial document at the registry office
- Members of local committees that receive project sections, regardless of their participation in tenders
Asset declarations: What changes this year
This year’s process introduces significant technological improvements, with the main one being automatic extraction of banking and investment data of those required to file. Through TaxisNet codes, declarants have the ability to automatically extract information for deposits, loans and investments from cooperating banking institutions.
Despite the automation of the process, responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of declared information continues to rest with the declarant. Even minor omissions or inaccuracies may trigger audits with retroactive effect, making careful verification of all data essential before final application submission.
