Summary
This guide provides an extensive overview of the various considerations and regulations involved in conducting business in Greece. It outlines key aspects such as the languages spoken, currency details, geographical context, and cultural influences on business practices. The document details Greece's infrastructure, including transportation networks, major highways, and significant ports which facilitate trade and commerce. It discusses public services like water, electricity, and gas, noting their privatization status while highlighting the role of the Greek State. The guide further covers investment policies, financial facilities, exchange controls, and import/export regulations crucial for foreign investors. Additionally, it includes information on business structures, operational requirements, labor legislation, and taxation for both corporations and individuals. By addressing these various elements, the guide serves as a comprehensive resource for understanding the legal and practical aspects of establishing and running a business in Greece.
