- The AADE responded to a parliamentary inquiry regarding the issue of e-send transmission to myDATA.
- The AADE clarified that entities are required to electronically transmit data to the AADE, regardless of the method of issuance.
- The AADE has established a framework for the electronic transmission of data, including the scope, timing, and procedures.
- The AADE is gradually connecting Tax Electronic Mechanisms (TEMs) to its Information System for the electronic transmission of retail sales data to myDATA.
- The AADE has provided detailed instructions to businesses on how to handle discrepancies, which are also available on its website.
- The AADE stated that any duplicate entries are being unified, and therefore there is no issue with submitting the periodic VAT declaration.
- The AADE indicated that other issues raised in the inquiry, including those related to amending the existing legal framework, fall outside its jurisdiction and are being addressed by the relevant authorities.
Source: taxheaven.gr
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