Greece’s taxpayers will need a significant volume of electronic transactions as of next year in order to be able to “build” their tax-return basis. The daft budget 2020 envisages that the rate on e-spending must be equivalent to 30% of annual income. The provision affects employees, pensioners and professional farmers and payments via credit, debits … The post Tax-return: Greece increases requirements for e-payments to flat rate 30% appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.
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