Mandatory e-invoicing postponed in Greece to July 2021
Originally, Greece had planned to make e-invoicing and e-book reporting obligatory in October 2020. It will now be further postponed to 1 July 2021.
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Originally, Greece had planned to make e-invoicing and e-book reporting obligatory in October 2020. It will now be further postponed to 1 July 2021.
Regulation (EU) 2019/2152 will come into force starting from 1 January 2022 and will bring changes to Intrastat returns.
Mandatory e-invoicing in Poland that was originally scheduled for 2022 will be postponed until 2023.
Effective as of January 2021, non-EU companies that are not VAT registered in Austria will not be able to recover input VAT on fuel purchases through the 13th directive.
Due to Covid-19, the German tax authorities announced a likely extension on the deadline to submit the 2019 Annual VAT return.
The Hungarian tax authorities announced that there will not be imposed penalties for distance sellers until 30 June 2021. Also, those planning to utilize OSS will be exempt from the real time reporting obligation.
Cyprus tax officials announced that taxpayers will have the option to make their VAT payments in installments for certain reporting periods.
Due to Brexit, the Belgian tax authorities announced various changes to the Intrastat return for companies trading with the UK.
Due to Covid-19, the Portuguese tax authorities announced that taxpayers will have the option to pay VAT due in installments during the first six months of 2021. The conditions for this extension are strict.
The tax authorities in Cyprus announced that UK companies will not be obliged to appoint a fiscal representative in light of Brexit.
The Danish tax authorities announced that there will be no need for a fiscal representative after Brexit, unless imports or exports are performed.
The Polish Ministry of Finance proposed a new decree that would make fiscal representation not mandatory for UK or Norwegian established companies.