- Ministry of National Economy and Finance announces the gradual reduction and final elimination of tolerance limits for VAT declarations by 2025
- Aim is to facilitate businesses in fulfilling tax obligations while ensuring compliance
- New tolerance limits for VAT declarations set for different tax periods until 2025
- Minister Christos Staikouras emphasizes benefits of digital transformation for businesses and tax authority
- Independent Authority for Public Revenue continues digital reform with aim to reduce tax evasion and enhance tax justice
- Focus on limiting virtual transactions and facilitating declaration submission using data from myDATA platform
- Commitment to support businesses in utilizing platform effectively for optimal use and benefit
Source: e-forologia.gr
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