The annual tax bill for ENFIA is on the horizon, expected to reach about 7 million property owners by the deadline of March 10. Most taxpayers will find their bills unchanged from last year's amount for 2025. However, those who acquired property through purchase, inheritance, or gifting will experience an increase in their tax bill due to changes in their asset status. This also applies to those who legalized unauthorized constructions or completed building projects within the year.

This year’s ENFIA assessments are promising to deliver good news for many, with discounts reaching up to 100% available for over 2 million property owners. Specifically, tax reductions will affect those who sold or transferred properties to their children or grandchildren. Additionally, there will be a 20% discount for certain transactions, which aims to alleviate financial burdens for families managing property transfers and ensuring generational wealth stability.

Overall, while some property owners will benefit from substantial reductions in their tax burden, others facing higher taxes due to changes in their property holdings might struggle financially. The rollout of the ENFIA bills thus represents a nuanced change in Greece's property tax landscape, reflecting the complexities of real estate ownership, inheritance, and tax policy in a country where property ownership has significant social and economic implications.