- Greece has implemented mandatory B2B electronic invoicing legislation as of July 2025.
- The law applies to sales of goods and services within Greece, transactions with non-EU entities, and public contracts.
- Invoices must be issued electronically following the European e-invoicing standard.
- Recipients must accept electronic invoices, with alternative methods allowed for non-EU recipients.
- Invoice authenticity and integrity must be ensured through certified providers or the tax authority’s application.
- A joint ministerial decision will detail the application, entry into force, and implementation specifics.
- Further decisions will define the electronic invoice format and requirements for providers.
- Transitional incentives offer tax deductions for early adopters of certified e-invoicing.
- Businesses in Greece should prepare for these changes and consider early adoption.
Source: sovos.com
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