Talk:Taxation in Greece

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The numbers don't make a lot of sense without some more details. The top tax bracket is 45% and the pension payments are 28% and 16%. That adds up to 99%. There must be something more going on, even Greece wouldn't stand for a 99% tax rate. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 80.111.141.194 (talk) 13:57, 7 February 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Dividend tax

It is my understanding that Greece has a newly enacted dividend tax. This article does not reflect this.--Jlamro (talk) 20:55, 21 February 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Tax evasion - above 150,000 Euro list

The Greek treasury (is that the finance ministry ?) has issued a list of the highest outstanding taxes here - [1]. Coming in first is ΚΑΣΙΜΑΤΗΣ ΝΙΚΟΛ or in English - Nikos Kasimatis [2][3] with about 952 Million euro. Oddly enough we nor the greek wiki has an article on this guy even though he was convicted in 2010 to (AFAIKS) an 8 year term for a 60 Million Euro VAT fraud. The odd thing is if you google for the names then not much appears in reliable press. Fromthehill (talk) 06:45, 3 February 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Income taxation before 2014

It's really crucial, if one wants to determine which national governments after the post-2008 crisis supported favored or went against economic classes, to include data about the income tax rates before 2014 and at least back to 2008. The rate after 2014 only, is not enough to do this. --Dead3y3 (talk)