According to the joint press release of the Ministry of National Economy and Finance and AADE, from February 2, 2026, electronic invoicing in business-to-business (B2B) transactions becomes mandatory in Greece.
Businesses that choose to implement electronic invoicing two months earlier, from December 1, 2025, receive strong tax incentives.
Technical equipment and software: The expense incurred for purchasing the necessary technical equipment and software for electronic invoicing can be fully depreciated within the same year, with an additional 100% bonus.
Production, transmission and archiving expenses: For the first year of implementation, expenses for production, transmission (e.g., via provider) and electronic archiving of invoices can be recognized and increased by 100% for deduction from gross income.
Contact Panasoft today to ensure your business is ready for the February 2026 deadline. Early adoption not only ensures compliance but also provides significant tax advantages.