- Greek tax authorities are increasing inspections and using electronic cross-checks to fight VAT evasion.
- Businesses not complying with EFT-POS, IRIS, and cash register connectivity rules face fines of €10,000 (single-entry) or €20,000 (double-entry), with reduced fines for small settlements and islands.
- Fines of up to €20,000 apply to businesses failing to connect POS and IRIS systems as required by law.
- Companies selling or supporting non-compliant software risk severe penalties, including possible license revocation.
- Inspections focus on proper transaction reporting and detecting attempts to bypass systems using standalone POS terminals.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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