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I want to state before doing the transfer to an account opened eg Switzerland has to say and our tax return. By what process will attach a tax to the Greek government. After the accounts in Switzerland are not secret. I would like some details on this ............. efch
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3 Friday, 04 June 2010 19:44
σταυρος
Article 18 of Law 3842, introduced incentives for the return of deposits abroad taxed at 5 or 8%. Verbatim says the article: Natural or legal persons subject to income tax in Greece may be transferred within six (6 ) months from the commencement of this, funds for which there was a statement or obligation either to pay tax in accordance with the applicable rules in Germany and abroad who are ... ... So if father moved legally taxed income , abroad for graduate studies of the Child (which will be spent on tuition this year) will be taxed at 8%? will be pleased to answer the following: 1) This article applies only to so-called black money, or refers to the deposit Greeks abroad, 2) what it means, funds for which there was a requirement of the statement, 3) in paragraph 1 of Article states that if the funds remain deposited abroad, due to tax rate (8%). If consumed within 6 months the funds abroad, what happens? 4) where funds were transferred abroad now, they will be tax-5) If there are funds in joint account abroad first foreign recipient, what? To my question in a central WHO had no idea about the issue. But the title of the article (incentives for repatriation), clearly referring to black money, not legally export-import. Thanks in advance for your answers.
2 Saturday, 08 May 2010 10:13
czar
I opened an account in a Swiss bank and carries part of my capital. The transfer was done through e-banking. The case of repatriation, at least in the medium, not interested. We must "tell" the transfer; If yes to the competent tax office; must state the interest / gains on investment at the end of the year; If I have not profits but losses; Thanks
1 Tuesday, 04 May 2010 13:42
Ο Τσιγκούνης

If you are referring to a person of interest comment .

If you are referring to the new 8% tax on capital applicable only to funds that are already abroad and not reported as income.

The Swiss accounts are not secret. The Swiss, however, does not easily give details of the accounts. Only if requested by the authorities on individuals because of illegality.