Greece’s Ministry of National Economy and Finance hosted the leadership of the Supreme Confederation of Large Families of Greece (ASPE) to present and discuss the main measures of a new tax reform affecting large families, framing the redesigned tax system around demographic policy objectives and support for the middle class. The measures are intended to benefit not only salaried large-family households but also self-employed professionals, with income tax set at zero for income up to EUR 20,000 for this group. Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis described the reform as an initial step to reduce the tax burden on large families in response to declining births, while ASPE’s president welcomed the direction of the measures announced at the Thessaloniki International Fair and urged further steps on demographic policy.
Ministry of National Economy and Finance (Greece) 2025-09-09
Greece’s Ministry of National Economy and Finance outlines tax reform measures for large families including zero tax up to EUR 20,000
Greece's Ministry of National Economy and Finance unveiled a tax reform supporting large families, with zero income tax for earnings up to EUR 20,000 for salaried and self-employed households. Presented at the Thessaloniki International Fair, the reform is part of broader demographic policy objectives to address declining birth rates. Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis emphasized it as a preliminary measure to alleviate the tax burden on large families.