E-Government

The government is launching an automated system for calculating the taxable property rates (known as "objective values") throughout the country, aiming to have it operational within 2025 and adjusted according to developments in the real estate market.

All political parties have, at least in rhetoric, adopted the demand for substantial decentralization, by granting more powers and more resources to local governments.

The Treasury and Finance Ministry has announced the final stages of a new e-Devlet (e-Government) service designed to streamline lease agreements for tenants and landlords.

Accessible through Türkiye's e-Government gateway, the new service aims to simplify and secure the process of creating lease contracts.

Companies, organizations, and other legal entities will soon be able to carry out property transfers entirely online, saving time and simplifying procedures.

The government, through the Ministry of Digital Governance, is speeding up the transition to a fully digital system for all real estate transactions.

A few years ago, for Greek citizens, the idea of having in one place electronically and easily/immediately accessible all their documents concerning the public sector seemed like a science fiction scenario.

What is happening with the government and environmental protection is a paradox. The prime minister realizes how important the issue is and is not afraid to put the brakes on where necessary.

At the same time, however, government officials either act as facilitators, or support the opinion that construction should be extended to the entire country.

The government's electronic invoicing system will be fully operational from January 2025, with the aim of complete transparency in the state's transactions with the companies that supply the state.

Already many companies that do business with the state have joined the electronic invoicing system, while from January all expenses will go through the new system.

A modern, clean, modern building that meets the expectations of citizens, which creates good service conditions, respecting the taxpayers’ money is the new Land Registry Office of Thessaly, noted the Kostas Kyranakis, Deputy Minister of Digital Governance, who accompanied the Prime Minister yesterday at the

Amid the backdrop of what would traditionally be a period of political calm, recent events have necessitated a more vigilant stance. The government has taken proactive measures to ensure the protection and integrity of its actions, particularly regarding the handling of the recent fires in Attica.

The government will soon introduce practices to streamline bureaucratic processes for taxpayers, Treasury and Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek has announced.

Şimşek said the Revenue Administration is working on a series of draft communiqués that will provide convenience to taxpayers, and the drafts will soon be made public for input and opinions.