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Alexiadis rules out any extensions for filing tax returnsSubmission deadline runs until the end of June The Alternate Minister of Finance Tryfon Alexiadis has warned taxpayers that no extensions will be granted for filing tax returns, as in 2015 when the deadline was extended to October.The deadline for filing tax returns is the end of June.
Tax statement backlog makes deadline extension essentialThe slow rate of submission of income tax declarations will likely lead to the Finance Ministry’s online Taxisnet system crashing later this month with the rush to beat the deadline, as the number of statements that have not yet been submitted exceeds 3.4 million.The pending declarations will have to be filed within the next 20 days (the deadline is June 30), which means that the online system will have to handle more than 170,000 statements per day...Ministry officials say that Taxisnet cannot handle more than 120,000-140,000 statements per day. Regardless of what the government says, it will be forced to extend the deadline by at least 10-20 days.
Low tax declaration submission rate to force deadline extensionThe Finance Ministry looks likely to extend the deadline for the submission of this year’s income tax declarations – currently June 30 – as millions of taxpayers have not yet done so.
The Finance Ministry has extended the deadline for the submission of this year’s income tax declarations – originally June 30 – to July 15.
The Finance Ministry has granted a small extension on Friday’s deadline for the submission of tax declarations for 2015.The decision gives individuals until Monday to submit their declarations and legal entities until July 25.
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