- Financial aid from Measure 23 for farmers affected by natural disasters will not count towards the VAT regime transition threshold.
- A new legislative provision will clarify that this aid is excluded from subsidy limits under Article 48 of Law 5144/2024.
- Farmers who moved to the regular VAT regime solely due to receiving this aid can rejoin the special farmers’ regime by submitting a change declaration between February 3 and February 27, 2026.
- Any fines imposed for late VAT regime transition declarations before the law is passed are not owed and will be refunded if already paid.
Source: taxheaven.gr
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