- Key legislative developments on e-delivery documents and real-time tracking of goods’ shipment outlined
- Ministerial Decisions A. 1122/2024 and A.1123/2024 introduced new reporting requirements
- Businesses subject to Greek Accounting Standards must issue digital delivery documents and transmit data to myDATA platform
- Two-dimensional barcode (QR code) required on delivery documents for real-time tracking
- Implementation in two phases: Phase 1 involves issuance and transmission of e-delivery documents, Phase 2 includes full tracking of goods’ shipment
- Reporting obligations summarized for issuers and recipients of delivery documents
- Quantity differences upon receipt of goods must be reported within 15 days
- Recipients must accept goods’ receipt from domestic suppliers in real time
- Foreign suppliers’ goods must be reported to myDATA platform by the 20th day of the following month
- Additional requirements for transloading and return of goods
Source: zeya.com
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