Debt “cut” out of court! – Makeleio.gr

Payment in 24 installments and up to 75% reduction in fines Bonus for those who appeal to the AADE Out-of-Court Dispute Resolution Committee by 12/30
The Independent Authority for Public Revenue is giving thousands of taxpayers a new opportunity to settle their cases with tax authorities out of court.

In particular, taxpayers with pending cases before the tax office who appeal to the AADE’s Out-of-Court Dispute Resolution Committee by December 30, 2022 will win a “discount” of up to 75% of the additional fee and debt repayment in up to 24 installments. According to For information received from AADE, the taxpayer is obligated after the settlement to repay 30% of the total debt, while the remaining amount will be paid in installments.

Applications that will not be considered until June 30, 2023 are tacitly rejected and are resubmitted by the Committee’s secretariat to the relevant court, without making a record.

How to apply
The applications of interested taxpayers are submitted on the online platform www.eefdd.gr. Then a special commission examines the applications and decides on the method and amount of dispute settlement, which in some cases may amount to a cancellation of up to 75% of fines and additional fees. The taxpayer then receives the file number electronically.

It must be signed by an attorney and mention the name, surname, family, tax registration number, e-mail address, the exact address of the taxpayer’s domicile, legal representative and representative, if designated, if provided, by the legal person, association of persons or group of property, their name and registered office, and tax registration number, as well as the name, surname, family number, tax registration number, e-mail address, residence address and place of business of their legal representative.

This is done in the app summary report For reasons which, in the judgment of the applicant, substantiate the application:

• Restriction of the state’s right to impose the disputed tax or fine due to the passage of time, during which the tax administration is entitled to collect.
• Restricting the state’s right to impose a disputed tax or a fine for receiving a tax certificate without reservation.
• Incorrect calculation of tax or fine due to an apparent lack of tax liability or a numerical error.
• Retroactive application of the most favorable tax penalty, as accepted in the jurisprudence of the Supreme Court.
• Reduce taxes, interest, surcharges, and additional fines.