- Greece introduces e-Transport rules requiring digital transport documents for inventory movement
- AADE aims to track inventory in real time with e-Delivery notes
- Senders, carriers, and third-party logistics must issue e-Transport documents
- Exemptions include fixed assets, waste, and noncommercial moves
- Manual notes are allowed during system outages but must be uploaded next day
- Current fines are 500 EUR for single-entry and 1,000 EUR for double-entry bookkeepers
- Proposed fines could increase to 5,000 EUR and 10,000 EUR
- E-commerce, fuel shipments, and customs require e-Transport records
- Compliance steps include inventory mapping, data accuracy, tech testing, and outage policies
- Benefits include faster VAT refunds, improved supply chain transparency, and competitive advantages
Source: rtcsuite.com
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