- Greek government introduces e-invoicing mandate
- Draft law submitted to Parliament on 15 July
- Aligns with EU efforts to digitize VAT reporting and reduce fraud
- Applies to Greek entities in B2B domestic transactions and exports to non-EU countries
- Invoices must be electronic and follow European Norm for e-invoicing
- Future administrative decision will define technical format and integration with tax authority
- Acceptable e-invoicing methods are certified service providers or AADE platform
- Businesses should assess invoicing processes and technical capabilities
- Non-compliance may result in penalties or VAT deduction issues
- Companies should monitor upcoming administrative decisions for implementation details
- Law aims to amend article 14 of Law 4308/2014
Source: marosavat.com
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