Electronic Receipts: How Taxpayers Will Avoid the 22% Extra Charge - iefimerida.gr
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Taxpayers have until the end of the year to cover the required limit of electronic expenses, so as not to be burdened with an additional 22% tax on the remaining amount. The measure concerns employees, pensioners, professionals, farmers and those who earn income from real estate, who must make electronic purchases and payments equal to 30% of their annual income. Particular attention is required from freelancers, as the imputed income, togethe…
The obligation concerns purchases of goods and payments for services made by cards or other electronic means, such as e-banking, and must...
An additional 22% tax is expected to be paid by citizens who do not cover 30% of their online shopping expenses by the end of 2026. More...
An additional 22% tax will be imposed on taxpayers who have not managed to cover 30% of this year's individual declared income by the end of ... The article Electronic payments: An additional 22% tax will be paid by those who do not cover 30% of shopping expenses by the end of 2026 was published in NewsIT.
A 22% penalty threatens those who do not cover 30% of their income with electronic receipts. See the beneficiaries, the limits, the exceptions and how the tax is calculated.
A separate provision concerns electronic payments for medical services, which are counted at double their value to cover the liability.
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