Independents: Coming reforms in the tax bill

The provisions of the draft law stipulate the setting of a minimum taxable income equivalent to the annual minimum wage for a period of 14 months, i.e. 10,920 euros with 6 years of operation, and it will reach 14,196 euros for 12 years of operation.

With the new tax system, no self-employed person who has been active for 6 years or more and excluding farmers and “clerks” can declare a taxable income of less than €10,920.

This amount is increased over the years of operation of the business, but also in relation to the salaries of the employees they employ, as well as in relation to the average KAD turnover of the sector in the previous year.

With the step-up system, the assumed taxable income can be up to 50,000 euros.

Those who advertise at the assumed minimum get half the default fee, and those who insist on advertising lower go to the default fee and get a 25% reduction in the default fee.

Sh. Professional with 12 years of work

– year. Income: 7,000 euros

– Taxes: 1,280 euros

– year. Minimum income: 14,196 euros

– Taxes: 2,310 euros

– Tax increase: + 1,030 euros

What reforms are being considered

– Minimum wage reduction: for many years of work

– Except for the minimum wage: 65 years and above

Basic requirements: More than 10 years of experience

– Review standards:

* Payroll costs

* Annual sales volume (monthly KAD)

– Rebuttable presumption: with clear criteria

– The largest reduction: the end of the demonstration

– To be included: income from pensions, rents, etc.

Interactions

Scientific and professional bodies registered strong reactions to the government’s announcements on the new draft tax law after a joint meeting held at the offices of the Athens Bar Association.

The professionals decided to organize a protest on Wednesday, November 22, at 1:00 p.m. in front of the Ministry of Finance, and to announce a national boycott of our tasks on the same day.

At the same time, they will coordinate their actions by forming a united front against the new measures with the aim of withdrawing them. They will also collect protest signatures from members of all organizations and send them to Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis.

They also decided to announce their positions in all possible ways, as well as escalate mobilization and coordinate protest activities nationwide, according to developments.

Source: OT