- A draft law proposes the mandatory use of structured e-invoices for B2B transactions within Greece and exports to non-EU countries, requiring compliance with the European Norm (EN) and integration with the tax authority’s system.
- E-invoices must be issued via either certified service providers (Υ.ΠΑ.Η.Ε.Σ.) or the tax authority’s platform; alternative methods like EDI remain valid only for non-mandatory cases.
- Incentives include enhanced tax deductions for early adopters using compliant platforms, with eligibility dependent on early implementation, timely declaration, and specific tax year criteria; full details will follow in secondary legislation.
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