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American College of Greece: New Program in Biomedical Sciences and Entrepreneurship

American College of Greece: New Program in Biomedical Sciences and Entrepreneurship

The Professional Certificate in Translational Biomedicine & Entrepreneurship is designed for professionals in the life sciences and healthcare fields. Its goal is to bridge the gap between biomedical research and the development of new products, services, and business initiatives.

AADE: One-click digital receipt starting July 1

AADE: One-click digital receipt starting July 1

The receipt is issued automatically through myAADE without the need to submit a request or visit an office. New features for offsetting and tracking payments by taxpayers.

Where Are Office and Retail Space Prices Rising?

Where Are Office and Retail Space Prices Rising?

The commercial real estate market in Greece continues its upward trend, with prices for offices and retail spaces on the rise and Athens outperforming the rest of the country. There is investor interest in warehouses and hotels.

No More Fines for Corrections to Form E9

No More Fines for Corrections to Form E9

Property owners will be able to correct the actual square footage of their properties through the new Real Estate Ownership and Management Registry without incurring fines or retroactive charges. POMIDA welcomes the provision but calls for the withdrawal of the new 500-euro fine for late rental declarations.

Expansion of the Digital Work Card to Five More Sectors

Expansion of the Digital Work Card to Five More Sectors

The second phase of the pilot expansion of the Digital Work Card has begun in five new sectors, including logistics, repairs, and gambling. With these two new expansions, the initiative now covers a total of approximately 2.5 million workers.

The €150 emergency allowance is being paid to families with children

The one-time payment of 150 euros for children will be deposited into beneficiaries’ accounts by tomorrow. What applies to newborns, and the payment dates. The 15 “secrets” of the ministerial decision.

We work 179 days a year to pay off taxes and social security contributions

June 29 is “Tax Freedom Day.” The country ranks among those with the highest tax burden. The findings of the KEFIM study are revealing.

EFKA: How the consolidation of systems will affect pensions, debts, and contributions

Here is a detailed breakdown of the timeline set by the Agency’s administration for the major changes to the information system. Which services will be affected. What EFKA Director Dr. Alexandros Varveris told Euro2day.gr.

New Investments in Homes with Guaranteed Rental Returns

Why guaranteed rental yields are on the rise and where they stand now. How landlords benefit from the “battle” among real estate agents, and what the Bid Submission Guarantee is.

What Does the EU Electricity Networks Package Mean for Greece?

On a European level, rather than a bilateral one, the plans for interconnections with Germany and Egypt (GREGY). A more centralized approach to planning new networks. How projects connecting the “peripheral regions” are being facilitated.

Wide-ranging meeting at the Maximos Mansion; inflation is on the agenda

Agricultural Subsidies: 617.5 million euros to be paid to more than 529,000 beneficiaries

No extension for the “I’m Starting a Business” and “Made in Greece” initiatives

Strike on July 3 on ships at the Port of Rafina

The natural gas network is being expanded to Patras, Ioannina, and five other cities

What Changes Does the New Local Government Code Bring to Real Estate?

Plan for a Satellite Manufacturing Facility in Greece

The deadline for the elevator inventory is approaching

An End to “Fast-Track” Driver’s Licenses

Which tourist destinations gained ground at the start of the season

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