- A new provision was added to the tax bill specifying that a €100 fine applies to late or missing withholding tax or VAT returns, even if no tax is due (zero/credit returns), for those required to keep books.
- Fines previously imposed for such returns before the law’s enactment will be amended: non-owed fines will be deleted, offset against debts, or refunded if no debts exist.
- The law clarifies and codifies the application of fines for late or missing tax declarations where no tax is payable.
Source: taxheaven.gr
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