New tax resident — 50% income-tax exemption (Article 5C) + EFKA
Carga efectiva con 60 000 €
13.5%
Lo que pagas
- EFKA social insurance (self-employed, Class 1: pension + health) — fixed 250.53 per month (deductible from profit)
- 50% new-resident exemption (Article 5C) — 50% of profit (una deducción que reduce la base imponible, no un pago)
- 03
Income tax (2026 scale, on the remaining 50%)
Escala progresiva · base: beneficio anual
beneficio anual · EUR Tipo ≤ 10.000 9% 10.000–20.000 20% 20.000–30.000 26% beneficio anual · EUR Tipo 30.000–40.000 34% 40.000–60.000 39% > 60.000 44%
Requisitos de acceso
- Actividades: it-services, consulting, liberal-professions
- Exige residencia fiscal
- Limitado a los primeros 7 años
- For someone transferring their tax residence TO Greece who was NOT a Greek tax resident in 5 of the previous 6 years and commits to stay ≥2 years: 50% of Greek-source employment OR business income is exempt from income tax for 7 years (Article 5C). EFKA is still paid in full. Ideal for a relocating remote worker/freelancer — it roughly halves the income tax for the first seven years.
Ejemplos de ingreso neto
| Bruto/año | Neto/año | Carga |
|---|---|---|
| 30.000 EUR | 25.394 EUR | 15.4% |
| 60.000 EUR | 51.884 EUR | 13.5% |
| 120.000 EUR | 100.880 EUR | 15.9% |
Calculado por nuestro motor fiscal abierto: supone que no hay gastos deducibles y residencia fiscal el año completo. Normas a fecha de 1 ene 2026.
Contexto importante
Article 5C halves the income tax (50% of income exempt) for 7 years for qualifying new residents; EFKA is unaffected. Requires prior non-residence (5 of last 6 years) and a genuine relocation. Combined with Greece's digital-nomad visa this is one of the most attractive EU relocation deals for a mid-income freelancer, but it is time-limited — after year 7 the standard scheme (gr-freelancer-standard) applies. Same modeling caveats as the standard scheme.