Based on the updated Decision no. A.1090/2022 referring to specifics of myDATA transmission procedure brought the Amendment of a previous Decision A.1138/2020. In the latest document - A.1090/2022 there is a particularly short deadline for repairing the lost interconnection to myDATA digital platform and finishing the transmission of necessary data.
Greece announced the deadline for providing required data to the myDATA platform in case of interconnection failure
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Content accuracy validation date:
22.08.2022
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In case of loss of interconnection with the digital platform myDATA, which is proved by the obliged entity by any appropriate means, the data of the issued accounting data are transmitted without delay with the restoration of the interconnection, with the indication "Loss of Interconnection". The obliged entity must take all necessary measures to avoid a further loss of interconnection and as well prove to the authorities that the interconnection was not working properly at the time of unachieved transmission.
In any case, the data are transmitted no later than two (2) days from the deadline for their transmission, either from the transmission channel that was issued or initially transmitted unsuccessfully, or from the business management programs (commercial/ accounting, ERP), or the special registration form if the limits of its use are observed.
The above procedure for the transmission of data to the myDATA digital platform per transmission channel will apply to all cases of Document Types provided in the Anexx of the
above-mentioned Decision.
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