Greece's Ministry of National Economy and Finance published speaking points from Deputy Minister Giorgos Kotsiras at the 8th InvestGR Forum, outlining priorities to reduce bureaucracy and improve the operating environment for citizens and businesses through tax policy, codification of legislation and wider digitalisation of procedures. Kotsiras indicated the government will continue efforts to reduce taxation, create a more stable tax environment and address tax evasion, pointing to already visible results and highlighting the role of digitisation. He also described a focus on identifying remaining pockets of bureaucracy where further digital transformation could remove administrative friction. He flagged a new Customs Code that is expected to be voted next week, with an emphasis on digitising processes to facilitate trade and strengthen transparency.
Ministry of National Economy and Finance (Greece) 2025-07-15
Greece's Ministry of National Economy and Finance outlines tax and digitisation priorities and expects a new Customs Code vote next week
Greece's Ministry of National Economy and Finance shared Deputy Minister Giorgos Kotsiras's priorities at the 8th InvestGR Forum, focusing on reducing bureaucracy and enhancing the business environment through tax policy and digitalisation. Kotsiras emphasized efforts to lower taxes, combat tax evasion, and streamline administrative processes. A new Customs Code, aimed at digitising trade processes, is anticipated to be voted on next week.