- Greece’s Tax Authority has tightened rules on business suspensions and fines for receipt and retail data reporting violations.
- Repeat failures to issue accurate receipts or transmit sales data can lead to 96-hour closure, escalating to up to 10 days for further repeat offenses within two years.
- Penalties can apply even when unreported receipts total more than EUR 500, regardless of how many documents are missing.
- Businesses that manipulate tax electronic systems may face suspensions of 2 to 12 months.
- Software or technical support providers enabling such practices can face suspensions of up to 24 months.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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