Greece tax news
AskColm has 15 articles tagged Greece, drawn from over 130 tax sources. The most recent is dated 7 October 2026.
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Greece Postpones E-Invoicing for Smaller Businesses and Phase B of Digital Movement Documents
Greece has postponed its e-invoicing mandate for smaller businesses and delayed Phase B of its Digital Movement Documents rollout.
Brief Overview of Special Tax Regimes in Europe – UK, Ireland, Gilbraltar, Portugal, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Greece, Cyprus, Malta
This presentation gives a high-level overview of special tax regimes in selected European and other jurisdictions, including the UK, Ireland, Gibraltar, Portugal, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Greece, Cyprus and Malta. It is aimed at internationally mobile high-net-worth individuals.
Greece Postpones Phase 2 of Digital Goods Movement Requirements
Greece has postponed the second phase of its digital goods movement requirements, with updated compliance deadlines now set for 2027 and 2028 under the myDATA system.
Greece slightly postpones the next phases of its mandates
Greece revised the implementation timetable for its e-invoicing and e-transportation mandates just one day before phase 2 of the e-invoicing requirement was due to take effect, slightly delaying the next phases.
Greece, France and Portugal face further action over delayed customs electronic systems
The European Commission has launched further infringement proceedings against Greece, France, and Portugal for failing to deploy mandatory customs electronic systems on time. These countries have not met deadlines set under the EU Customs Code for transitioning to electronic customs…
Greece’s VAT Gap Falls Close to EU Average
Greece has made substantial progress in reducing its VAT gap, bringing it close to the EU average after years of being among the worst performers in the bloc. The improvement reflects sustained enforcement efforts, digitalization of tax administration, and broader…
Greece updates myDATA technical specifications with version 2.0.2
Greece has released version 2.0.2 of the technical specifications for its myDATA system, introducing updated rules covering the digital movement of goods, returns and document compliance.
Greece VAT Guide: FPA, myDATA and Mandatory E-Invoicing
A comprehensive guide to Greece's VAT and e-invoicing framework, covering FPA (the Greek VAT acronym), the myDATA digital reporting platform, and mandatory e-invoicing obligations. The guide outlines how businesses must transmit invoice data to the Greek tax authority's myDATA system,…
Greece B2B e-invoicing 2nd phase October 2026
Greece has confirmed the second phase of its mandatory B2B e-invoicing rollout under the myDATA framework, with implementation scheduled for October 2026. The expanded mandate will require businesses to issue and transmit structured electronic invoices for B2B transactions, building on…
Greece Introduces Simplified Customs Procedures for Repeated Imports of Identical Goods
Greece has introduced simplified customs procedures for businesses that repeatedly import identical goods, reducing administrative burden for frequent importers. The measure streamlines the customs declaration process by allowing pre-approved procedures for recurring identical shipments, cutting paperwork and processing time. This…
EPPO Cracks Down on €46.9M VAT Carousel Fraud Network (Greece, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czechia)
The European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) has dismantled a VAT carousel fraud network responsible for approximately €46.9 million in losses, involving coordinated operations across Greece, Bulgaria, Cyprus, and Czechia. Carousel fraud typically involves chains of transactions where goods are repeatedly…
Greece Seizes Evidence In Suspected €46.9M VAT Fraud
Greek authorities have seized evidence in connection with a suspected VAT fraud scheme valued at approximately €46.9 million. The investigation targets individuals and entities alleged to have evaded VAT obligations, with authorities conducting raids to gather documentation and other evidence.…
EU's Top Court Rules Out Joint VAT Liability In Greek Case
The European Union's Court of Justice has ruled against joint VAT liability in a Greek case, clarifying the limits of member states' ability to hold multiple parties jointly liable for VAT obligations. The ruling has significant implications for how EU…
Greece / EU — CFD Settlement Payments Fall Outside VAT Scope
A Greek/EU ruling clarifies that settlement payments arising from Contracts for Difference (CFDs) fall outside the scope of VAT. CFD settlements are financial transactions where the difference between opening and closing prices is exchanged, and the determination confirms these payments…
Greece – E-Invoicing, E-Ordering, E-Archiving and Indirect Tax Regulatory Updates
Thomson Reuters provides ongoing regulatory updates for Greece covering e-invoicing, e-ordering, e-archiving, and indirect tax compliance requirements. The page serves as a hub for tax professionals monitoring Greece's digital tax reporting obligations and VAT-related regulatory changes. Greece has been expanding…