Income Tax Calculator
Calculate your Greek personal income tax based on the 2026 progressive tax brackets. Enter your annual gross income to see a full breakdown.
How Income Tax Works
In Greece, income tax is calculated progressively. This means each portion of your income is taxed at a different rate. For example, the first €10,000 is taxed at 9%, the next €10,000 at 20%, and so on. The highest rate is 44%, applied to income above €60,000. For those under 25, the first €20,000 is tax-free. There are also tax reductions based on the number of children.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the income tax brackets for 2026?
The brackets are: 9% up to €10,000, 20% from €10,001 to €20,000, 26% from €20,001 to €30,000, 34% from €30,001 to €40,000, 39% from €40,001 to €60,000, and 44% for income above €60,000.
Is there a tax-free allowance in Greece?
There is no tax-free allowance in the traditional sense. Instead, a tax reduction is applied based on the number of children. With 0 children the effective tax-free amount is approximately €8,633, with 1 child €10,000, with 2 children €11,375, and with 3 children €14,364.
What applies for people under 25?
Taxpayers under 25 pay no tax on the first €20,000 of income. From €20,001 onwards, the standard rates apply (26%, 34%, 39%, 44%).
This calculator provides estimates only based on 2026 Greek tax law. It does not account for tax credits, deductions, or special circumstances. Consult a tax professional for personalized advice.