Greece introduces B2G e-invoicing mandate by September 2023
Greece will introduce a B2G e-invoicing mandate by September 2023
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Greece extends temporarily reduced rates in 2023
Greece extends the temporary reduced rates applicable to certain services until December 2023.
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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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Greek e-invoicing file structure published
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.
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VAT rate changes announced in Greece
Greek VAT rates expected to be reduced significantly over the next year
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VAT deduction before your VAT registration in Greece
It is now possible to deduct VAT incurred prior to a VAT registration in Greece.
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Mandatory Greek e-invoicing as from 2020
As announced on 23 April 2018, Greece is planning to introduce a mandatory real-time reporting of invoices as from 2020 onwards.
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VAT on Chartering: EU prompts Malta and UK for Some Rules Adjustment
The European Commission challenged the Maltese VAT rules on Yachts and private jets.
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Greek reverse charge on IT equipment
Domestic reverse charge in Greece has been extended to supplies of IT equipment.
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Direct VAT registrations in Greece now easier
Greece has simplified the process to move from a registration via fiscal representative to a direct VAT registration.
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Greek VAT exemption for airlines
A VAT exemption in Greece is currently allowed on air passenger transport provided a number of conditions are met.
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Offsetting Greek VAT credits against customs obligations
Last 6 September 2016, the Greek tax authorities published guidelines on the procedure to offset customs liabilities against VAT credits