- The European Commission has proposed allowing Greece to mandate e-invoices for B2B transactions between taxable persons established in the country, following Greece’s request for a derogation from specific EU directives.
- This measure will not affect non-Greek companies registered for VAT in Greece or the right of customers to receive paper invoices for intra-Community transactions.
- If approved, the e-invoicing obligation could be implemented from July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2026, with e-invoice data being transmitted in real-time to Greece’s myDATA platform, adhering to the European standard for electronic invoicing.
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