Based on the press release the introduction of eBooks has the following aims:
- The automation, standardization, modernization and simplification of the processes related to review, analysis and data provision for financial transactions of businesses
- The reduction of administrative costs (i.e. for small enterprises without ERPs)
- The automated prefilling of Tax Returns, aimed gradually at VAT and CIT
- Elimination of customer/vendor aggregate reports
- Better targeting of tax audits, focusing on tax evasion and smuggling
- The simplification and acceleration of the process related to CIT and VAT refunds for compliant businesses
Source Greek Ministry of Finance
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