- Gradual reduction and final elimination of allowable variance limits for tax declarations related to data transmitted to the myDATA digital platform
- Aim to facilitate businesses in fulfilling their tax obligations with a more lenient adjustment of variance limits
- Decision by Deputy Minister of Finance Christos Dimas to adjust allowable variance limits for VAT declarations for different tax periods
- Reduction of allowable variance limits from 30% to 0% for income data and from 30% to 5% for expense data by January 1, 2025
- Benefits of automation and digital transformation for businesses and tax authorities
- Continued digital reform with the goal of reducing tax evasion and ensuring fair competition among businesses
Source: taxheaven.gr
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