The Greek tax authority AADE has updated the myDATA platform to version 1.0.10, adding features like delivery note transmission via ERP systems and direct submission of fuel invoices. The update also simplifies wholesale transaction rules and enhances access to E3 tax form records, streamlining compliance for businesses in Greece.
AADE Updates myDATA Platform in Greece
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Author: Nikolina Basić
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The Greek Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) has officially launched version 1.0.10 of the myDATA platform, now accessible in the Test Environment. This update introduces a series of enhancements designed to streamline operations for businesses and improve overall functionality within Greece's digital tax administration framework.
The most important features of myDATA Version 1.0.10:
- Delivery Note transmission: the new version allows businesses to transmit delivery notes (Document type 9.3) through e-invoicing service providers and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems. This addition simplifies the submission process for transport and delivery documentation, benefiting companies involved in logistics.
- Direct submission of fuel invoices: Companies engaged in liquid fuel sales can now submit fuel invoices directly via their ERP software.
- Removal of wholesale control requirement: the AADE has eliminated the requirement for recipients to be active businesses in wholesale transactions.
- Enhanced E3 record retrieval: a new method for retrieving E3 tax form records has been introduced, allowing businesses to access data related to their tax reporting more easily.
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