By Eleftherios Sieittanis · Updated: 7 July 2026
TAKK Declaration in Greece: 2026 Rates & How to File
Short answer: the TAKK declaration ("δήλωση ΤΑΚΚ", often searched as takk dilosis) is Greece's monthly filing of the climate resilience fee: €8/night in April–October and €2/night in November–March for short-term-rental apartments, remitted to AADE by the end of the following month.
What TAKK is — and why every Greek host files it
TAKK (Τέλος Ανθεκτικότητας στην Κλιματική Κρίση — climate crisis resilience fee) replaced the old Greek overnight-stay tax. If you rent out property in Greece on Airbnb, Booking.com or Vrbo, the fee is charged to the guest per night, but the host collects and remits it to the tax authority with a monthly declaration. It applies to every realized night, whether you live in Greece or abroad.
TAKK rates in 2026
| Accommodation type | Apr–Oct (per night) | Nov–Mar (per night) |
|---|---|---|
| Short-term-rental apartment / house | €8.00 | €2.00 |
| Detached house over 80 m² | €15.00 | €4.00 |
The rate follows the month each night falls in. A stay crossing 31 October / 1 November is split: the October nights are charged €8.00 and the November nights €2.00. Detached houses of 80 m² or less pay the standard rate — only larger ones pay the higher tier.
How to file the TAKK declaration on myAADE — step by step
- Log in to TaxisNet and open Εφαρμογές TAXISnet → Τέλη και Ειδικοί Φόροι (Duties & Special Taxes).
- Choose Δήλωση Απόδοσης Τέλους Ανθεκτικότητας στην Κλιματική Κρίση for the month you are declaring.
- In section Γ (properties rented via short-term lease), enter the number of properties, available units and beds, and the total nights per category — the form computes the fee.
- Submit (Υποβολή) and confirm on the review page. TaxisNet issues a registration number for the finalized declaration.
- Open Ταυτότητα Οφειλής to get the payment code and pay via web banking or myAADE.
One declaration per owner ΑΦΜ
TAKK is declared per liable person (ΑΦΜ), aggregating that owner's properties. If you manage listings that belong to different owners, you cannot merge their nights into one filing — each owner files (or you file for them) under their own TaxisNet account, with their own payment code. Getting this wrong files one owner's nights under another's tax number.
Deadlines and fines
The declaration for each month is due by the last day of the following month (June stays → 31 July). Late filings attract fines and surcharges, and because platforms report your revenue to AADE under DAC7, missing months are easy for the authority to spot. Zero-activity months in season are worth declaring as nil to keep the record clean.
TAKK and the Short-Term Stay declaration
TAKK is separate from the per-booking Short-Term Stay declaration (Δήλωση Βραχυχρόνιας Διαμονής) filed in the AADE short-term-lease registry. The two interact in one important way: in the Short-Term Stay declaration you declare the agreed rent net of TAKK — not the gross amount the guest paid.
Automating the monthly TAKK filing
With more than a handful of bookings, splitting nights per season, per property type and per owner ΑΦΜ every month is exactly the kind of work software should do. GreekStay imports your reservations from the channel manager, computes each owner's TAKK, files the monthly declaration on TaxisNet and emails you the proof and the payment code — so the only thing left to do is pay.
Automate your declarations
GreekStay Manager connects to Airbnb, Booking & your channel manager and auto-prepares your AADE & TAKK filings — correct amounts, on time.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the TAKK declaration ("dilosi TAKK") in Greece?
- TAKK (Τέλος Ανθεκτικότητας στην Κλιματική Κρίση) is Greece's climate crisis resilience fee, charged per night of stay. Hosts collect it from guests and remit it to the tax authority (AADE) with a monthly declaration filed on the TaxisNet "Τέλη και Ειδικοί Φόροι" application.
- How much is TAKK in Greece in 2026?
- For short-term-rental apartments and houses: €8.00 per night in April–October and €2.00 in November–March. Detached houses over 80 m² pay €15.00 and €4.00 respectively.
- Who files the TAKK declaration — the host or Airbnb/Booking?
- The host (or property manager) files. The platforms do not reliably collect or remit Greek TAKK, even when a fee line is visible to the guest — the monthly declaration stays your obligation.
- When is the TAKK declaration due?
- By the last day of the month following the stays. June nights, for example, must be declared by 31 July.
- How do I pay after filing?
- When you finalize the declaration, TaxisNet issues a registration number and a payment code (Ταυτότητα Οφειλής). You pay with that code via web banking or myAADE by the same end-of-month deadline.
- I manage properties owned by different people — one declaration?
- No. TAKK is declared per owner tax number (ΑΦΜ). If you manage two apartments with different owners, each owner needs their own monthly declaration filed under their own TaxisNet account.
- What happens if I file TAKK late?
- Late or missing declarations attract fines and surcharges, and AADE cross-checks platform data (DAC7) against your filings — gaps show up. File monthly even in low season.
- Can the TAKK declaration be automated?
- Yes. GreekStay pulls your bookings from the channel manager, splits the nights per season and property type, prepares the monthly declaration per owner ΑΦΜ and files it on time — with the payment code delivered to your inbox.
Informational content, not tax advice. Confirm current amounts/deadlines with AADE or an accountant.