- New penalties for failing to transmit data to the Greek myDATA platform are proposed in the tax bill
- Penalties include fines of up to 100,000 euros and publication of offenders’ names
- Accountants and professionals criticize the myDATA platform and its harsh penalties
- Penalties are imposed for failing to transmit or transmitting late data on income and expenditure
- Different fines are imposed for different types of violations
- Fines can range from 10% of the net value of each non-transmitted item to 5% of the net value for deviations in transmitted values
- Fines are also imposed for failing to transmit digital movement documents, receipts, returns, or order documents
- Late transmission of data incurs a fine equal to 50% of the corresponding fine for non-transmission
- Repeat infringements within 5 years result in doubled or quadrupled fines, up to a limit of 100,000 euros per tax year.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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