Inheritance & Estate Tax Services

Our firm provides comprehensive guidance and support to address all concerns related to inheritance tax and the procedures you must follow
The person responsible for submitting the inheritance tax declaration is the heir or their legal representative, according to Article 61 of the Inheritance, Donation, and Parental Grant Tax Code (ratified by Law 2961/01).

Submission Deadlines:

Within six months if the deceased passed away in Greece
Within one year if the deceased, heirs, or legatees resided abroad at the time of death
Our firm provides comprehensive guidance and support to address all concerns related to inheritance tax and the procedures you must follow
The person responsible for submitting the inheritance tax declaration is the heir or their legal representative, according to Article 61 of the Inheritance, Donation, and Parental Grant Tax Code (ratified by Law 2961/01).

Required Documentation for Submission:

Death certificate
Copy of the will
Certificate from the relevant municipal or community authority indicating the relationship and degree of kinship to the deceased
Certificate from the court clerk confirming that no newer will has been published, or that no will exists in cases of intestate succession
Certificate of the usufructuary’s age, when age is relevant for property valuation
Power of attorney document, if applicable
Documents proving the postponement of the tax liability date
Proof of debts of the estate
We ensure that your inheritance matters are handled accurately, efficiently, and fully compliant with Greek tax law.
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