- Greece will mandate B2B electronic invoicing starting February 2, 2026. Electronic invoices are required for exports to non-EU states, while optional for EU sales. Invoices must comply with the European standard and specific syntaxes for electronic invoicing. Incentives are provided for early adoption and corporate investments in preparation for the changes. The mandate will be phased in based on revenue, with specific timelines for different business sizes.
Source: answerconnect.cch.com
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