- Greece’s AADE has introduced a special VAT regime for non-established EU businesses, allowing them to claim the small enterprise exemption for Greek transactions.
- Eligibility requires notification to the home EU Member State, turnover below EUR 100,000 EU-wide and EUR 10,000 in Greece, and compliance for both current and previous years.
- Verification involves checking VAT numbers, turnover, VIES registration, and IOSS participation in both Greece and the home country.
- Businesses must submit quarterly reports; AADE will confirm or deny exemption within 15 working days of notification.
- The regime applies to transactions from 1 January 2025 onward.
Source: regfollower.com
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