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ARTICLE · 17 NOVEMBER 2016

Regulatory Round-Up: November 2016

The Greek Ministry of Finance has issued two highly-anticipated decisions related to the import and export of goods and changes to a VAT-registered foreign entity.

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The Greek Ministry of Finance has issued two highly-anticipated decisions related to the import and export of goods and changes to a VAT-registered foreign entity.

The Greek Ministry of Finance has issued two highly-anticipated decisions. The first relates to the import and export of goods from entities based outside of Greece. The second decision concerns the procedures that must be followed for a change of the name, address or de-registration of a foreign entity which had been registered for VAT in Greece.

According to the provisions of Ministerial decision POL.1113/2013, any entity based in the European Union may register for VAT in Greece following a new procedure, without having to appoint a tax representative. In the above decision there was no provision in cases where the foreign entity changes its name or registered address. There was also no provision for de-registration from the Greek register. Since 2013 many foreign companies have followed the new method

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