The measure is intended to protect both accountants facing critical life events and their clients, ensuring they are not unfairly penalized by rigid deadlines. In an effort to modernize and humanize its tax administration, Greece's Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE), in coordination with the Ministry of Finance, has established a formal framework allowing taxpayers to receive deadline extensions in the event of serious personal circumstances affecting their accountant. This includes cases of illness, childbirth, or even the death of the tax professional. The measure is intended to protect both accountants facing critical life events and their clients, ensuring they are not unfairly penalized by rigid deadlines. According to the new regulation, if an accountant is hospitalized due to illness or childbirth for at least three days-whether in a public or private hospital-their clients are eligible for an extension to submit...