E-invoicing in Greece
Greece is an EU member in Southeastern Europe with a rapidly digitizing tax system centered on the myDATA platform. It already requires real‑time ledger data reporting and is transitioning to mandatory structured e‑invoicing for B2G and B2B under EU ViDA reforms.
- Overall mandate status
- Mandatory
- Tax authority
- Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) with KE.D (national interoperability centre)
- Last updated
- 29 Jul 2025Taken from government sites
Requirements at a glance
Country overview
Greece is an EU member in Southeastern Europe with a rapidly digitizing tax system centered on the myDATA platform. It already requires real‑time ledger data reporting and is transitioning to mandatory structured e‑invoicing for B2G and B2B under EU ViDA reforms. Tourism, shipping, and energy sectors are key contributors to its economy.
Legal basis
- Legislation
- Law 4972/2022 amended Law 4601/2019; Council Implementing Decision (EU) 2025/502 authorizes B2B mandate; myDATA framework since 2020
- Authority
- Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) with KE.D (national interoperability centre)
Requirements by transaction type
Key dates and implementation phases
Only dates from the country data are shown. Each milestone is labelled Confirmed, Proposed, or Pending confirmation.
Technical requirements
Latest updates for Greece
All updates
2 of 2 updates
Clarification of requirements for e-transportNotice
Clarification on regulations regarding the digital documentation requirements for transporting goods
- B2G
Timeline for e-invoicing for Non-Procurement Public Expenses postponed to September 1, 2025Notice
Amendment to the obligation to submit e-invoices by economic operators revises the timeline and adds an exception to the mandatory application of electronic invoicing.
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