- Greece is rolling out its e-delivery obligation, using the myDATA platform for real-time tracking of goods with digital consignment notes.
- Companies with gross revenues over €200,000 and sectors like energy, pharmaceuticals, building materials, and olive oil production will be the first to comply.
- Phase I (December 2024): Businesses must issue documents, transmit them to myDATA, and use QR codes for verification. Phase II (April 2025): Digital monitoring of goods’ movement kicks in, ensuring receipt verification and quality control through QR code scanning.
- Phase I becomes mandatory from December 1, 2024, Phase II from April 1, 2025, and public entities must join by January 1, 2026.
- Farmers with special VAT status and small transactions are exempt.
- ⚖️ This digital shift will combat tax evasion, improve transparency, and ensure fair competition across industries.
Source Taxera
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