Greece’s Ministry of National Economy and Finance, through Deputy Minister Georgios Kotsiras, briefed the Greek Parliament’s Standing Committee on Economic Affairs on the draft Property Taxation Code, presenting it as a codification exercise intended to consolidate complex real estate property tax legislation and improve legal certainty and transaction security. The ministry framed the code as bringing together rules shaped over roughly seven decades and as a signal of a stable tax framework for investors and real estate sector professionals. In the same context, Kotsiras pointed to the government’s broader tax policy since 2019, including the reduction of more than 70 taxes, the correction of tax inequities and a cut to ENFIA, and highlighted progress in fiscal performance and efforts to tackle tax evasion.