Article from daylong force; each year ntavatziliki 8% without the return home of 8%. very serious!! http://www.imerisia.gr/article.asp?catid=15459&subid=2&pubid=35713147 Simply put: This will draw EUR 50,000 in a bank abroad will pay for transfer 50 euros. It will take a rate of 1.5% (Eurozone), ie 750 euros. Under the tax bill should indicate the amount of deposits held abroad are taxed at 8% (the capital), ie 4,000 euros. Someone is going to lose 3200 euros a year. If the money is converted into foreign currency, then there is the cost of supply 1-3 per thousand.