Beneficiaries

Based on the definitions of article 2, decision No Γ.Δ.5 οικ.2961-10/24.1.2017 on the “Determination of the terms and conditions for the application of the Social Solidarity Income program”, the beneficiaries and their household members should have an annual total real (taxable, specific individualized taxable or specially taxed or tax-exempt ) or presumptive income as shown in the last cleared income tax declarations of the household members for which the filing deadline, either set in the applicable provision or extended in any way, has expired, up to the limits of the following table:

*Household composition based on the definitions of article 2, decision No Γ.Δ.5 οικ. 2961-10/24.1.2017 on the ““Determination of the terms and conditions for the application of the Social Solidarity Income program”

For a household including a member or members with over sixty seven percent (67%) disability, the above income limits increase by EUR eight thousand (8,000).

For a household including a member or members in need of life support using medical devices at home, the above income limits increase by EUR fifteen thousand (15,000).

For any additional adult member, the amount of EUR 4,500 is added and for any additional underage member, the amount of EUR 2,250, up to the total limit of EUR 31,500, irrespective of the number of household members.

The highest limit of the above section increases by EUR 8,000 for a household including a member or members with over sixty seven percent (67%) disability and by EUR 15,000 for households including a member or members in need of life support using medical devices at home.

Based on the definitions of article 2, decision No Γ.Δ. 5 οικ. 2961-10/24.1.2017 on the “Determination of the terms and conditions for the application of the Social Solidarity Income program”, the beneficiaries and their household members should have property in Greece or abroad of a total taxable value, based on the calculation of the Single Property Tax (ENFIA) shown in the last tax determination act, up to the amount of EUR 120,000 for single-member households, increased by EUR 15,000 for each additional member, up to the highest limit of EUR 180,000.

Their household members should not fall under the luxury tax provisions and not declare living expenses for the fees of yacht crews, fees for private schools and domestic helpers, car drivers, teachers and other personnel, based on the last cleared tax income declarations of the household members for which the filing deadline set in the applicable provisions or extended in any way has expired.

Applicants must be considered members of a large family in accordance with the provisions of Article 1 of Law 1910/1944 (Government Gazette A’ 229), as amended—especially by paragraph 1 of Article 6 of Law 3454/2006 (A’ 75)—and currently in force.

They, along with their dependent children, must have a total annual actual income (including taxable, independently taxed, specially taxed, or tax-exempt income) or imputed income, as derived from the most recently cleared income tax returns of all family members, for which the legally defined or extended submission deadline has expired, within the limits specified in the following table: