- In 2026, Greece will implement major new e-invoicing and e-delivery requirements for businesses, building on the myDATA digital reporting framework.
- E-invoicing becomes mandatory for B2B (domestic and non-EU) and B2G transactions, with phased implementation: from 2 February 2026 for businesses with turnover over EUR 1M, and from 1 October 2026 for all others.
- E-invoices must follow European and Greek standards and be issued via certified providers or the IAPR’s free apps; businesses must declare their chosen method in advance.
- A two-month transitional period allows parallel use of traditional invoicing methods after each phase’s start, provided the declaration is submitted.
- E-delivery documents must be issued and reported digitally for all goods shipments (domestic and international), with some exemptions, to improve tax transparency and real-time tracking.
Source: zeya.com
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