What to know about e-invoicing in Greece

What matters for you as a freelancer

• ✓This country requires invoices to be cleared through a government platform before they're valid — a fundamentally different, larger integration than ZUGFeRD/Factur-X.
• ✓If you invoice domestic B2B clients here today, check with a local tax advisor on your current obligations — this is a bigger technical lift we haven't started yet.

What you don't need to worry about

• –This only applies to domestic B2B invoices within this country — it doesn't affect invoices you send to clients elsewhere.
• –There's no action needed if you don't currently invoice B2B clients based in this country.

What must be on a valid B2B invoice

We haven't confirmed Greece's exact mandatory invoice fields against an official government source yet, so we don't want to guess and get it wrong. Across the EU, invoices typically need to show your VAT/tax ID, a sequential invoice number, the invoice date, a description of the goods or services, and the applicable VAT rate and amount — but check the specifics with a local tax advisor before relying on this for Greece.