Prepare now for Greece’s second phase of e-invoicing in October 2026
Beginning 1 October 2026, all taxpayers in Greece must adopt electronic invoicing. This is following the implementation for businesses with over €1 million turnover in March to May 2026. The transitional period will last until the year ends.
What the current system looks like
Since 2026 started, the Greek government requires businesses to:
- Follow a centralised e-invoicing model
- Use certified agents or free government applications for reporting
- Submit a declaration before issuing e-invoices
Businesses that are found to be non-compliant will have to pay a fine regardless if the transaction was VAT and non-VAT.
Why B2BE?
B2BE brings proven experience from global e-invoicing mandates — supporting businesses across multiple countries, formats, and regulatory models. We help organisations:
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Ensure compliance with evolving local and international requirements
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Manage complex, multi-channel environments (EDI, PDF, portals, print)
Rather than treating e-invoicing as a local project, B2BE enables a scalable, future-ready approach — designed to adapt as Norwegian requirements evolve.
Understand what your organisation needs to do now — and what can wait.
Speak with a B2BE specialist to:
- Assess how your business works with e-invoices
- Identify compliance gaps in your current processes
- Maintain a clear, structured path to e-invoicing