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How to find a verified property tax advisor in Greece
Choosing the right independent property tax advisor is the single biggest protection a foreign buyer in Greece has. Here is what to look for, how to verify credentials, what it costs, the mistake to avoid — and how Outpost matches you to a verified one.
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Why an independent property tax advisor matters in Greece
Owners pay annual ENFIA, rental income is taxed progressively, and relocating retirees can elect the flat 7% foreign-income regime. A specialist files correctly and tells you whether the 7% regime is actually worth it for you.
How to verify a property tax advisor in Greece
In Greece, use a licensed accountant (λογιστής, registered with the Economic Chamber of Greece) or a tax lawyer experienced with non-residents and the 7% pensioner regime.
Typical fees
ENFIA and return handling from modest annual fees; advisory extra.
The mistake to avoid
Ignoring ENFIA, or assuming the 7% pensioner regime applies automatically — it requires becoming Greek tax resident and a formal election.
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Apply to the founding cohort →Frequently asked
What is ENFIA?
Greece's annual property tax, roughly 0.1–0.5% of the taxable value. A licensed accountant files it together with your rental-income return.
Is the 7% pensioner regime automatic?
No. It's a flat 7% on foreign income for relocating retirees but requires becoming Greek tax resident and making a formal election — take advice before relying on it.