- The Greek government has proposed heavy fines for entities that fail to transmit data to the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) through the mydata platform.
- The fines can be as high as 10% of the net value of each untransmitted element, up to €250 per day and €100,000 per fiscal year.
- The mydata platform is dysfunctional and problematic, causing daily issues for businesses and accountants.
- The fines may be imposed even if the taxpayer has attempted to transmit the data but encountered technical errors or malfunctions.
- The fines are disproportionate to the economic situation of many taxpayers.
- The Member of Parliament asks the Minister of National Economy and Finance if the fines reflect the economic situation of taxpayers, what actions have been taken to address technical issues with the mydata platform, and if the proposed provision will be withdrawn or modified.
Source: taxheaven.gr
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