Electronic Payments: Tax Incentives Under the Microscope - What Are They Considering for 2027 - iefimerida.gr
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Under the microscope of the financial staff are two measures that expire at the end of the year - From the discount for professional services to medical expenses
The financial staff is preparing an evaluation of the tax incentives associated with the use of electronic payment instruments, as the relevant provisions currently in force complete their cycle at the end of 2026. It is being examined whether the specific measures have contributed to limiting tax evasion and revealing income that remained outside the tax return. More electronic transactions and less cash In particular, the increased use of card…
Tax bonuses that were introduced in 2022 to increase electronic payments and tackle tax evasion in specific sectors of the economy are being reviewed by the ... The article Tax breaks for electronic payments in sectors "vulnerable" to tax evasion are being reviewed was published in NewsIT.
The economic staff is called upon to decide whether to maintain or not two tax incentives that expire at the end of this year, aimed at boosting electronic transactions in sectors prone to tax evasion. The 30% deduction from taxable income for electronic payments in specific categories of professionals and the double bonus for medical expenses are being considered. The Bank of Greece is in favor of maintaining or even expanding tax incentives fo…
The expansion of card use, the expansion of POS and their interconnection with cash registers and the electronic systems of the Public Revenue Office have led to a noticeable improvement in tax compliance and a significant reduction in the VAT gap.
In the re-evaluation of extra bonuses for electronic money payments to specific categories of professionals based on efficiency...
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