A solution to one of the most common problems faced by those who live permanently outside Greece but still interact with the Greek tax system is provided by the new AADE guide for expatriates and Greeks abroad. It explains in a practical way how to obtain a tax identification number (AFM), how to use TAXISnet, how to file income tax returns, and what applies to owning property and vehicles, tax residency, and even the special regimes for pensioners or those returning to the country. The first step for anyone living outside Greece but needing to interact with Greek services is the tax registry: issuing an Tax Number (ΑΦΜ - AFM), obtaining an activation code, and gaining access to myAADE. The process can now be completed remotely, with identification via video call, without the need to visit the local tax office (DOY). Those who cannot or do not wish to obtain the codes themselves can appoint a tax representative in Greece, with a power...