- The Economic Chamber of Greece requests the suspension of the VAT declaration lock.
- Issues related to European legislation and the responsibility of accountants are raised.
- The decision of the Deputy Minister of National Economy and Finance regarding the submission of declarations and the determination of tax through the transmission of data to myDATA is causing problems.
- The limits of acceptable deviations from revenue and expense rules are set at 30% per tax declaration period.
- The VAT declaration lock is not in accordance with European legislation or domestic tax codes.
- The decision contradicts the responsibility of accountants for the accuracy of financial data.
- Problems with myDATA and e-send platforms continue.
- The Central Administration of the Economic Chamber of Greece requests the non-application of the VAT declaration lock.
- Institutional problems include issues with authorizations and cancellations of revenue transmissions.
- The Economic Chamber of Greece proposes restrictions on arbitrary cancellations and corrections of issued invoices.
Source: taxheaven.gr
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