Supermarkets slash prices on 1000 products as inflation drops
Greek supermarkets to cut prices on 1000+ products by 5-10% as inflation drops to 0.6% in September, providing relief for consumers on essential goods.
Greek supermarkets to cut prices on 1000+ products by 5-10% as inflation drops to 0.6% in September, providing relief for consumers on essential goods.
Greece unveils €450M housing package with rent refunds, tax cuts for property owners, and measures to tackle the housing crisis affecting millions.
Greece’s tax authority introduces digital reforms for inheritance procedures, reducing bureaucracy and automatically updating registries for heirs.
Greek supermarkets must display dual pricing showing original producer costs alongside retail prices to combat unjustified increases affecting consumers.
Joint bank accounts offer convenience but hide serious tax traps. Learn about risks, legal requirements, and how to avoid costly mistakes with family finances.
Major reforms to maternity benefits will recognize all insurance days from multiple providers, ensuring fairer treatment and higher payments for working mothers.
Greek authorities complete first cross-referenced vehicle inspections, sending over 200,000 notifications to owners of uninsured vehicles and unpaid fees.
Greece’s heating allowance program offers €100-€1,200 subsidies to 1.2 million households, with mountainous areas receiving the highest amounts based on climate conditions.
Government launches €800 voucher program for children with special needs starting October. Early intervention support for 2,500 children with tiered funding levels.
Greece’s e-EFKA and DYPA will distribute €66.7 million to over 51,000 beneficiaries from October 13-17, covering unemployment benefits, maternity leave, and more.
Greece’s tax authority launches massive audit operation, evaluating hundreds of whistleblower reports to uncover major tax evasion and money laundering cases.
Greece mandates all businesses to accept IRIS payments from November 1st, 2025. New regulations require POS terminals or QR codes, with heavy fines for non-compliance.