Whether your organization is currently undergoing a major corporate restructuring or a change in its strategic direction, the Grant Thornton Tax Department is the right choice of a tax advisor.

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  • Structuring transactions in a tax-efficient manner both from a tax compliance and tax risk perspective
  • Coordination and cooperation with the Grant Thornton tax departments in more than 140 countries

Why Grant Thornton

When local expertise meets global capabilities

When local expertise meets global capabilities

What defines our unparalleled edge
What defines our unparalleled edge
What defines our unparalleled edge
Loyal to our principle of providing our clients with services and solutions of supreme quality, we keep abreast and participate in the developments of the Greek tax system. We know the international tax trends and the various international information exchange mechanisms and we can identify the strategic options for achieving tax compliance with the minimum tax cost for businesses, entrepreneurs and High Net Worth individuals.

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