Expatriate tax ebook - Greece

Where a foreign employment continues to exist and part of the expatriate's duties are performed outside of Greece, the expatriate should state his global income in Greece but the taxation charged in another country will be deducted even if there is no DTT.

Most tax planning involves the structuring of employment arrangements to take advantage of various tax concessions. Grant Thornton's Tax team can advise expatriates on these and related opportunities.

Where foreign employment continues to exist and part of the expatriate's duties are performed outside of Greece, the expatriate should state his global income in Greece but the taxation charged in another country will be deducted even if there is no double taxation treaty.

Most tax planning involves the structuring of employment arrangements to take advantage of various tax concessions. Grant Thornton Greece's expatriate tax team can help expatriates and their employer to identify tax planning and related opportunities.


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Last updated 14 June 2011

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