Country · GR
E-invoicing in Greece
B2B (domestic)
Unknown
We could not verify the B2B e-invoicing status in Greece from an official source.
B2G (public sector)
In force
B2G e-invoicing obligations in Greece have applied since 13 September 2024.
Key facts
- Model
- Continuous transaction controls / reporting: invoice data is reported to the tax authority in (near) real time or via accredited platforms.
- Formats
- Network / platform
- Peppol via the National Interoperability Centre (KE.D) for B2G; myDATA platform for transaction reporting
- Archiving period
- Not stated in the sources we checked
- Penalties
- Not stated in the sources we checked
Timeline
Each step says who is affected and, where the source states it, whether the obligation is to send, receive or both.
13 September 2024B2GIn forcesend and receive
First group of contracting authorities: suppliers must send EN 16931 e-invoices for public contracts over EUR 2,500 whose award procedure began on or after this date (JMD 52445 EX 2023; later groups from 1 Jan 2025 and 1 Jun 2025 depending on authority type)
1 January 2025B2GIn forcesend and receive
Second group of contracting authorities (by authority type), contracts over EUR 2,500
1 June 2025B2GIn forcesend and receive
Remaining contracting authorities (by authority type), contracts over EUR 2,500
1 September 2025B2GIn forcesend and receive
E-invoicing mandatory for all General Government expenditures over EUR 2,500
Details and caveats
Transaction data is reported to the tax authority's myDATA platform, which pre-fills VAT returns (since 1 Jan 2024) and income tax returns. B2B status is shown as unknown because we could not fetch an official source: on 11 Oct 2026 aade.gr, gov.gr and hellenicparliament.gr refused our requests (HTTP 403) and the Government Gazette download failed; the EC factsheet (re-checked 11 Oct 2026, content last updated Aug 2025) only says Greece plans to amend its legislation after ViDA. Secondary (non-official) reports describe a phased B2B mandate under Law 5222/2025 starting in 2026; we have not verified this. Check aade.gr directly.
ERP support in Greece
- Odoo — native support
FAQ
Is B2B e-invoicing mandatory in Greece?
We could not verify the B2B e-invoicing status in Greece from an official source.
Is e-invoicing mandatory for suppliers to the public sector (B2G) in Greece?
B2G e-invoicing obligations in Greece have applied since 13 September 2024.
Which e-invoice formats and network are used in Greece?
Formats recorded from official sources: Peppol BIS Billing 3.0, EN 16931. Network or platform: Peppol via the National Interoperability Centre (KE.D) for B2G; myDATA platform for transaction reporting.
Related
- Which European countries mandate B2B e-invoicing?
- Receiving vs sending: phased e-invoicing obligations
- E-invoicing checklist for multi-country companies
- Is your ERP ready for e-invoicing mandates?
- EU level: ViDA and cross-border digital reporting
- Recorded rule changes
- VAT rates in Greece
- VAT number format for Greece
- Country code GR (ISO 3166-1)
Sources
Last verified . Always check the official source before acting.