Deadline and how to pay – Penalties for late payment

by time news

The payment notices‌ for the year 2025⁢ road ⁤tax have been posted on the digital applications of the independent Public Revenue Authority (AADE) for ‌about a ‌month ⁢now.

Vehicle owners obliged to pay the Traffic Fees on time by 31/12/2024 can be informed about the ‌payment codes through the myAADE ‍digital portal (myaade.gov.gr):

  • on​ the myCAR platform,⁣ using TAXISnet‌ codes, on the way: myAADE >⁢ Applications > Tax Services > Vehicles‌ > myCAR > Submission Login ⁣> vehicle Fees > ​Vehicle Fee Notices,
  • without TAXISnet codes, on the way: myAADE > Applications ⁢> ⁢Tax ⁣Services > Vehicles > Traffic‌ fees⁤ without TAXISnet codes > ⁢Log in to the Application‍ by⁢ entering‌ the VAT number ‍and vehicle ‍registration number.

Taxpayers can also be notified of ​the payment codes via the myAADEapp, in the myWallet > Traffic Fees option.

How do I pay road tax?

First vehicle ⁢owners can‌ print the road tax notice and than:

  • To visit the ‌automatic transaction machine and scan ⁤the QR⁤ code of the advertisement, ⁣follow the instructions on the screen.
  • Enter‍ e-banking and pay using ‍the 23-digit RF code shown on the ad.
  • To pay at ⁢an ELTA bank or ⁤branch by showing the ⁢ad.

The fines

it should be noted that the law provides for a penalty for late payment:

  • twenty-five percent (25%) of the amount of Traffic⁤ Fees, if paid by 1/31/2025;
  • fifty percent (50%) of the amount of Traffic Fees, if⁢ refunded within February ​2025;
  • the amount of Traffic Charges, where:
      • refund from 1/3/2025 and later‍ or
      • partial payment or non-payment ⁢of Traffic Charges for the year 2025.

the cost

The prices for each ‌vehicle ​are as‍ follows:

Classification 1.1.2021 to date

  • 0-122 ‍cubic meters: 0 euros
  • 123-139 C02 Emissions:‍ 0.64 euro / gram.
  • 140-166 C02 Emissions: 0.70‌ euro / gram.
  • 167- 208‍ C02 Emissions: 0.85 euro /⁣ gram.
  • 209-224 C02 Emissions: 1.87 euros / gram.
  • 225-240 C02 emissions: 2.20 euros / gram.
  • 241-260 C02 Emissions: 2.50 euros ‌/ ‌gram.
  • 261-280 C02 Emissions: 2.70 euros / ⁤gram.
  • 281⁤ C02 emissions and above: 2.85 ‌euros / gram.

Classification ​1.11.2010 – 31.12.2020

  • 0-90 C02 Emissions: 0 ​euros
  • 91-100 C02 Emissions: 0.90 euro⁤ / gram.
  • 101-120 C02‌ emissions: 0.98 euro / gram.
  • 121-140 C02 Emissions: 1.20 euro / gram.
  • 141-160 C02 emissions: 1.85 euros / gram.
  • 161-180 C02 emissions: ⁣2.45 ‍euros / gram.
  • 181-200 C02 Emissions: 2.78 euros ⁢/ gram.
  • 201-250 C02 Emissions: 3.05 euros ‌/ gram.
  • 251 C02 emissions and above: 3.72 euros / gram.

Classification 1.1.2006 – 31.10.2010

  • 0 -300 cubic meters: 22 euros
  • 301-785 cubic meters: 55 euros
  • 786-1,071 cubic meters: 120 euros
  • 1,072-1,357 cubic meters: 135 euros
  • 1,358 -1,548‍ cubic meters: 255 euros
  • 1,549-1,738 cubic meters: 280⁢ euros
  • 1,739-1,928 cubic ⁢meters: 320 ⁢euros
  • 1,929-2,357 cubic meters: 690 euros
  • 2,358-3,000 cubic meters: 920 euros
  • 3,001-4,000 cubic meters: 1,150 euros
  • 4,001 cubic meters ​and⁣ above: 1,380 euros

Classification‌ 1.1.2001 ⁣–‌ 31.12.2005

  • 0 ⁤-300 cubic meters: 22 euros
  • 301-785 cubic meters: 55 euros
  • 786-1,071 cubic meters: 120 euros
  • 1,072-1,357 ‍cubic meters: 135 euros
  • 1,358 -1,548 ​cubic meters: 240⁣ euros
  • 1,549-1,738 cubic meters: 265 euros
  • 1,739-1,928 cubic meters: 300 ⁣euros
  • 1,929-2,357 cubic meters: 630 euros
  • 2,358-3,000 cubic ⁤meters: 840 euros
  • 3,001-4,000 cubic meters: ​1,050 euros
  • 4,001 cubic meters and above: 1,260 euros

Classification until 31.12.2000

  • 0-300 cubic meters: ‌22 euros
  • 301-785 cubic meters: 55 ⁢euros
  • 786-1,071 cubic meters: 120 ⁤euros
  • 1,072-1,357 cubic‍ meters: 135 euros
  • 1,358 -1,548 ⁤cubic meters: 225 euros
  • 1,549-1,738 ‌cubic meters: 250 euros
  • 1,739-1,928‌ cubic meters:​ 280 euros
  • 1,929-2,357 cubic meters: ​615 euros
  • 2,358-3,000 ⁤cubic meters: 820⁣ euros
  • 3,001-4,000 cubic meters: 1,025⁢ euros
  • 4,001 cubic meters and above: 1,230 ⁢euros

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How can vehicle owners avoid penalties related to road tax ​payments in Greece?

Interview between Time.news Editor (E) and Taxation Expert⁤ (X)

E: Welcome ​to Time.news! Today, we’re ⁣diving into something every vehicle owner in Greece will want to no​ about – teh upcoming road tax payments for 2025. joining us is⁤ Dr. Michael Papadopoulos, a taxation⁣ expert⁢ and ‍advisor for‍ the Independent Public Revenue Authority. Thank you for being ⁢here, Dr.Papadopoulos.

X: thank you for having me! I’m excited to discuss this important topic.

E: To start⁢ off, can you tell our readers why ⁤it’s essential for vehicle‍ owners to ‍be aware of the road⁣ tax notices that have recently been⁢ posted?

X: Absolutely. The‍ road tax payment notices for 2025 ⁤are crucial because thay ​inform​ vehicle owners about their financial obligations ahead of the due date. Being​ proactive ensures that​ they can make the payment ‍on‍ time, which is mandated by⁤ December 31, ⁣2024, to​ avoid any penalties.

E: I see. And for those who may not be familiar, how can⁢ vehicle owners access these ⁢payment notices?

X: Great question! Vehicle owners can ‌access their​ payment codes ⁢through the myAADE digital portal, which has ‍been designed​ for user-friendliness. They can either use their TAXISnet codes by going through the myCAR platform ‌or log ​in without codes using their VAT‌ number‍ and⁤ vehicle registration number.

E: That sounds straightforward. But for our readers who might not be tech-savvy,⁤ what options do​ they have?

X: ​ For those less agreeable⁤ with⁤ digital applications, ⁢I’ve⁢ got good news: they can also use the myAADEapp, which⁢ has a dedicated section in “myWallet” ​for Traffic Fees. It allows⁤ them ‍to ⁤easily access and manage their ⁢payment data.

E: That’s really helpful! now, once​ vehicle owners have accessed their ⁣payment notices, what ​is the next step in ⁢the payment process?

X: once⁢ they have their road tax notice, the first step is to print it out. This⁣ notice will contain all‍ the necessary details, including the amount to be paid. they ⁤can ‌then proceed to‌ make the payment⁤ either‌ through designated ‍banks or‍ online services, ensuring they keep the payment receipt for ⁢their records.

E: Are there any critically important changes ‍in this year’s road tax‌ process that vehicle ‌owners should be aware of?

X: ⁣The primary process remains consistent ⁤as in previous years. Though,the emphasis on digital access has increased,reflecting a​ broader trend ‍towards e-governance. Vehicle‍ owners should also stay alert for any updates or‌ modifications announced ‌by AADE ‍as we approach the‍ payment deadline.

E: ​That’s critically important‍ to keep⁤ in mind. Lastly, what advice would you give to vehicle owners to ensure they stay compliant with the road⁢ tax⁣ obligations⁢ and avoid issues?

X: I would advise vehicle owners to regularly check ⁤their myAADE portal or app for⁤ updates, set ​reminders for the payment‍ deadline, and⁣ keep their vehicle-related‌ documents organized. If they have any ‌difficulties, reaching⁣ out‍ for⁤ professional ​advice is always ‌a good option.

E: Thank you, Dr. Papadopoulos, for sharing your insights on this essential ‍topic. It seems that ​staying informed and organized⁣ is⁣ key​ to avoiding any ‍hassles with road tax payments.

X: ‍ Thank you for having me! It’s⁤ been a pleasure ⁢discussing⁤ this with you ‌and your readers.

E: And to our audience, be sure to check out myAADE for your ​road tax notices and⁢ stay tuned for more updates​ from ‍Time.news!

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