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Greece Proposes Mandatory B2B e-Invoicing Law: Implications for Businesses and Compliance

  • Legislative Proposal: Greece has submitted a draft amendment to Law 4308/2014 to make structured e-invoicing mandatory for B2B transactions, aiming for real-time digital VAT reporting, with implementation beginning from July 1, 2025, through December 31, 2027.
  • Compliance Framework: The e-invoicing system will integrate with the AADE’s myDATA platform, requiring businesses to transmit structured invoices via certified providers or the government’s “timologio” platform, enhancing compliance and reducing VAT fraud risks through near real-time reporting.
  • Incentives for Early Adoption: Companies investing in structured e-invoicing solutions before the mandate can benefit from tax deductions on related expenses from the 2025 tax year, encouraging early compliance and easing the financial burden of digital transformation.

Source: rtcsuite.com


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