- EU-based businesses can apply for Greek VAT exemption if their total EU turnover is ≤1 million euros and Greek turnover is ≤10,000 euros in the current and previous year.
- The Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) manages the exemption process.
- Applicants must notify their home EU country, listing Greece as an exemption country.
- Quarterly turnover reporting is required to ensure compliance.
- Exceeding thresholds or failing to report leads to exclusion, retroactive VAT registration, and penalties.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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