29 Nov How to pay Greek Taxes via SEPA system & TAXISnet

 

In order to pay the Greek taxes, you need the tax statement (id note) from AADE for the payment. On the id note you will find a 30-digit number – the Payment ID (Ταυτότητα οφειλής) or “T.O.”, which is a unique number for each tax. This number can be used as many times as needed until the full payment of the tax.

What does Payment ID (“Ταυτότητα Οφειλής”) mean?

The “T.O.” or “Ταυτότητα Οφειλής” is the 30-digit code that appears on the id note that is sent to you. You can easily distinguish the code, as the first 9 digits are your VAT number.

The code format looks like this:

9 numbers – space – 9 numbers – space – 12 numbers (The code is located where the red star appears in the following id note (see screenshot below).

 Key words translation that appear on the id note

 Όνομα: Name

ΑΦΜ: VAT number

ΟΦΕΙΛΕΣ ΠΡΟΣ ΤΟ ΔΗΜΟΣΙΟ: Taxes

Συνολικό ποσό οφειλής εντός και εκτός ρύθμισης: Total amount of tax

ΣΤΟΙΧΕΙΑ ΕΚΤΟΣ ΡΥΘΜΙΣΗΣ: Amount of tax pro-settlement

Μη ληξιπρόθεσμο υπόλοιπο οφειλής: Non-overdue tax amount

Ληξιπρόθεσμο υπόλοιπο οφειλής: Outstanding tax amount

Προσαυξήσεις, τόκοι, τέλη: surcharges

ΣΤΟΙΧΕΙΑ ΡΥΘΜΙΣΕΩΝ: Amount of debt in settlement

Συνολικό ρυθμιζόμενο ποσό βασικής οφειλής: Total tax amount in settlement

Ρυθμιζόμενες προσαυξήσεις, τόκοι, τέλη: Surcharges in settlement

Συνολικό ποσό οφειλής εντός ρύθμισης: Total remaining amount in settlement

Ημ/νια λήξης: Due date of payment

Υπόλ. Δόσης: Remaining amount of monthly settlement

Προσαυξήσεις: surcharges

Συν. Υπόλοιπο: Total amount of the payment

ΕΝ.Φ.Ι.Α. (Ν.4223/2013): Property tax

ΕΙΣΟΔΗΜΑ Φ.Π.& ΕΙΔ. ΕΙΣΦ.Ν.3986/11 & Τ.Ε: Income tax

Τ.Ο.: Payment ID needed for the payment

1) Greek Taxes payment through myTaxisnet

Log in to gsis.gr with your TAXISnet codes and select the “Προσωποποιημένη πληροφόρηση” option located on the top right side of the page or by clicking on “Εφαρμογές” →”Προσωποποιημένη πληροφόρηση” (it is the first option that appears).

Choose between the two options:

-Οφειλές εκτός ρύθμισης και πληρωμή (If the tax is not in settlement)

-Οφειλές σε ρύθμιση και πληρωμή (If the tax has been in settlement)

The window that will open shows the taxpayer’s VAT number as well as the total amount of taxes.

The screenshots below are example of payment of property tax (EN.F.IA)

On the above window select “Εξόφληση” and the total amount of the tax will appear on the left box. Then click on “Έλεγχος και πληρωμή” to proceed to the payment window.  In the below window select “Πληρωμή”.

 

A window will then appear to enter your card details and complete the payment. The TAXISnet payment system accepts payments with cards that are issued by Alpha Bank, National Bank of Greece, Eurobank Ergasias Bank, Piraeus Bank,Attica Bank, HSBC, as well as Cooperative Banks. Acceptance of the payment depends on the credit policy of each Credit Institution. If the payment is successful, the following window will appear, in which appears the printing option “Εκτύπωση”.

In order to see how to pay Greek taxes with Greek e-banking account click here.

2)Greek Taxes payment through SEPA System

 In case you do not have a Greek e-banking account, you can make the payment through SEPA system from your account’s online banking. This payment method is ONLY available for SEPA (Eurozone) countries (see the countries below).

Caution!

1. A) Do not select the option “SWIFT” but the option “SEPA”.
2. B) During the payment please fill in the information field “Remittance information” that is (free content) up to a maximum of 30 digits.
3. C) In the field “Transfer Details” please enter the 30 digits payment code without letters or spaces, as it is shown on your tax statement (T.O) or in the Personalized Details of myTAXISnet (www.aade.gr) as “PAYMENT CODE via Bank”.

 Example:

For the payment of property tax (ENFIA) you should select the option “SEPA” and then fill in the below as shown on the below table.

• Creditor BANK BIC: BNGRGRAA
• Creditor IBAN: GR3901000230000000481090509
• Remittance Information: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (30digit code for each amount shown on your tax note as “T.O”)

 

Eurozone countriesSEPA payments are only used for euro-denominated transactions. For this reason, the percentage of customers reachable by SEPA payments varies on a country-by-country basis.

In Eurozone countries, all bank accounts that were previously reachable through a national scheme are now reachable via the SEPA payment schemes:

• Austria
• Belgium
• Cyprus
• Estonia
• Finland (including Aland Islands)
• France (including French Guiana, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Mayotte, Saint Barthélemy, Saint Martin (French part), Réunion and Saint Pierre and Miquelon)
• Germany
• Greece
• Ireland
• Italy
• Latvia
• Lithuania
• Luxembourg
• Malta
• Monaco (Monaco and San Marino have bilateral agreements with the EU to use the euro as their official currency)
• Netherlands
• Portugal (including Azores and Madeira)
• San Marino (Monaco and San Marino have bilateral agreements with the EU to use the euro as their official currency)
• Slovakia
• Slovenia
• Spain (including Canary Islands and Ceuta en Melilla)

 

Non-Eurozone countries

In non-eurozone countries, the SEPA schemes are only used for euro-denominated payments. Reachability is only required for euro-denominated bank accounts. For payments made in the local currency, national schemes should continue to be used.

• Bulgaria
• Croatia
• Czech Republic
• Denmark
• Hungary
• Iceland
• Liechtenstein
• Norway
• Poland
• Romania
• Sweden
• Switzerland
• United Kingdom (including Gibraltar)