Electronics transactions for consumer goods and services Greece. Updated for 2019 - Vasilis Vontikakis

From 01-01-2017, everyone is obliged to purchase a part of his consumer goods and services with e-payments such as credit cards, e-banking, etc.

If they do not, they will have to pay an additional 10% tax on the amount of e-transactions they had to as part of their income. For example, someone have a yearly income of 11.000€ he should have make electronic transactions of 1.150€. If he have not done this he will pay 115E tax, if it has done only 600E then it will pay the difference ie 55€ after having collected 1150€. (source ΠΟΛ.1068/2018)

Electronic Transactions Included food, alcohol, and tobacco costs clothing and footwear, housing, durable goods, household goods, health, transport costs, communications, education, hotels, cafes, restaurants. (source ΠΟΛ.1068/2018)

Electronic Transactions Excluded house rents, tax payments such as tax or income tax, mortgage payments, purchase of boats, airplanes. (source ΠΟΛ.1068/2018)

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