Electronic Receipts: Additional Tax of 22% for Those Who Do Not Cover 30% of Income – Which Expenses Count
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By the end of 2026, the required amount of electronic expenses must be covered – Special attention for freelancers, reduced threshold for specific categories and possibility of transferring receipts between spouses
The 22% of the amount missing from electronic receipts will be drawn to pay those taxpayers who will not cover the 30% of income by the end of 2026... The article Electronic receipts: Additional tax of 22% for those who do not cover 30% of income – Which expenses are recognized was published in NewsIT.
Which receipts are counted twice and which expenses reduce taxable income?
An additional 22% tax on the remaining amount will be paid by those who do not accumulate, by December 31, 2026, electronic expenses equal to 30% of their annual taxable income. The warning was issued by tax expert Arleta Velissarakou, speaking on the ERTnews show "Connections". The obligation concerns approximately 4.5 million employees, professionals and pensioners. The payments must ... More www.ertnews.gr
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