- Clarifications are provided regarding VAT exemption for donations to public sector entities or certain private legal entities established for public interest.
- Any individual or legal entity, domestic or foreign, can be a donor; the donor does not need to be VAT-registered in Greece.
- The VAT exemption applies only when the supplier and donor are different entities; it does not apply if the donor and supplier are the same.
- The recipient must be a public sector entity, a private legal entity established by special law for public interest, or another entity supervised by these bodies.
- Procedures, terms, and obligations for applying the exemption are defined by a specific ministerial decision.
Source: taxheaven.gr
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