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. e
3 May, 2020
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VAT rate changes announced in Greece
Greek VAT rates expected to be reduced significantly over the next year
31 July, 2019
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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.
13 September, 2018
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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.
28 June, 2018
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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.
6 March, 2018
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Greek reverse charge on IT equipment
Domestic reverse charge in Greece has been extended to supplies of IT equipment.
8 September, 2017
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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.
30 November, 2016
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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.
25 October, 2016
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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
26 September, 2016
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Greek postponed import VAT accounting
The conditions for the application of postponed import VAT accounting in Greece have been updated
25 September, 2016
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New deadlines for Greek Annual Sales and Purchase Listing (ASPL)
Last 25 April 2016 the Greek tax authorities announced changes on the current deadline of the submission to your Annual Sales and Purchase Listing.
31 May, 2016
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Greece approves new VAT rate and introduces additional tax rate increases
As announces last April, the Greek government has approved an increase of the standard VAT rate from 23% to 24% effective from 1 June 2016.
31 May, 2016