Rhodope MP Özgür Ferhat requests extension for IRIS system registration deadline
He also raised concerns about the penalties imposed on those who have not yet registered.
With the support of the New Left Party Parliamentary Group, Ferhat submitted a written question to the Minister of Finance and Economy regarding the consequences of the strict September 2 registration deadline. He emphasized that the €1,500 fine imposed on individuals who failed to meet the deadline is excessively punitive and could have significant negative effects on many self-employed individuals.
In his inquiry, Ferhat asked whether the government plans to extend the registration period and suspend the €1,500 fine to allow more time for compliance. He also questioned what measures the state would take to protect its citizens from these penalties.
Ferhat’s main points included:
Whether the registration deadline for the IRIS system will be extended for self-employed individuals and freelancers.
Whether the government will suspend the €1,500 fine to give more time for all obligated individuals to complete their registration.
The issue is now awaiting a response from the government.
