Transaction data based on myDATA submissions now available for 2022 filings onwards The Greek tax office, AADE, is now offering voluntary pre-completed VAT returns for taxpayers to use. This covers late or corrective 2022 returns going forward. This service has been introduced at the start
Annual customer and vendor consolidated report ends 15th June 2022 The Greek annual statement of supplier and customer invoices is to be withdrawn this year. The last year, covering 2021, must be submitted by 15 June 2022. This is an extension announced this week –
COVID-19 forces further prolongation of reduced VAT rates on key supplies Greece has announced a further extension of the temporary cut in the reduced Value Added Tax rate on certain goods from 24% to 13%. The rate will now not return to normal until 30
Sales e-invoice reporting goes ahead; purchase reporting to follow from 1 Jan 2022 Greece’s Ministry of Finance and Greek tax office, AADE, started the voluntary the rollout of its VAT transactional reporting from 1 July 2021 via e-invoice and e-book reporting. Sales invoice reporting started
The Greek Ministry of Finance has provided updates on filing deadlines for the new myDATA e-books and e-invoices, plus the certified cash registers. The introduction of the new transactional reporting of income and purchases has been voluntary since October 2020, and was due to go
Greece is to join the majority of EU member states and switch electronic books and publications from the 24% standard VAT rate to its 6% reduced rate. The changes is now confirmed fro 18 July 2021 gazette. EU harmonises e-books and journals VAT rates 2018
The Greek finance ministry has announced that the reduced Value Added Tax rates enjoyed by Chios, Kos, Leros, Lesbos and Samos have been extended indefinitely. As locations for refugee centres over the past years, plans to withdraw a holiday VAT rate discount enjoyed for years
Third VAT increase following bail out Greece has raised its standard Value Added Tax rate from 23% to 24% from 1 June 2016. This reflects the struggling budget deficit and commitments made to its Euro bail out partners, the European Central Bank, EU Commission and
