- The Deputy Minister of Finance in Greece stated that the overall tax burden on individual businesses must increase.
- The aim is to reach a point where tax evasion can be effectively addressed through the tax increases.
- The myDATA system is seen as a valuable tool that provides detailed data and improves service efficiency.
- The government is considering using myDATA to streamline the process of heating allowance applications.
- In 2024, the myDATA system will be connected to VAT declarations, ensuring that income and expenses do not result in lower taxes than what myDATA indicates.
- From 2025, the same principle will apply to income declarations.
- The goal is to utilize myDATA not only for monitoring purposes but also to facilitate daily operations.
Source: taxheaven.gr
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