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Greece implemented an e-delivery obligation, requiring resident senders and recipients to report goods' movement and arrival in myDATA. The obligation has been postponed to 1 April 2025 for the first phase.
Greece introduces VAT rate changes effective 1 July 2024. The 13% VAT rate is made permanent for certain supplies of beverages and taxi transport services.
Greece will introduce a B2G e-invoicing mandate by September 2023
Greece extends the temporary reduced rates applicable to certain services until December 2023.
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.
This article provides details on the format and official publications of Greek e-invoices. Also, a delay on the implementation date is expected (but not confirmed) due to Coronavirus.
Greek VAT rates expected to be reduced significantly over the next year
It is now possible to deduct VAT incurred prior to a VAT registration in Greece.
As announced on 23 April 2018, Greece is planning to introduce a mandatory real-time reporting of invoices as from 2020 onwards.
The European Commission challenged the Maltese VAT rules on Yachts and private jets.
Domestic reverse charge in Greece has been extended to supplies of IT equipment.
Greece has simplified the process to move from a registration via fiscal representative to a direct VAT registration.