Deadline for cashier-POS interface expires – The fines – 2024-05-03 12:36:04

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2024-05-03 12:36:04

Tomorrow, Holy Tuesday, April 30, the deadline for connecting POS to cash registers expires. This applies to “classic” cash registers.

If a business has the more sophisticated type (with ERP software), the deadline is June 30.

Interface obligations are:

Businesses that did not proceed with the interconnection of their systems in March, but have a scheduled appointment with an installation technician in April.
Businesses that have declared to the POS Registry that they are going to replace their cash register system with one of the newly available “all in one” solutions, which does not require additional interface actions, despite making transactions.
ATTENTION: Those who have purchased an “all in one” solution, but have not made a transaction are considered “unconnected”! It is noted that seven electronic invoicing providers with such solutions have been approved.
Especially businesses that use a cash register system with ERP software and must follow the basic interconnection rule of A.1155/2023 for their POS, are reminded that they have a deadline until May 31 and in the case of a scheduled appointment for the purpose of interconnection within June until end of the given month.
Business cash registers that are closed for any reason (e.g. seasonality) and will open after the end of the above schedule, will need to interface with their POS terminals from the first day of business resumption.

Also, within the next 10 days, a special regulation is expected to come so that those who are included in TEIRESIA will also get a POS.

Heavy fines

Obliged businesses that have not linked their systems or proceeded with scheduling appointments by April face fines unless they can justify not doing so due to force majeure.

Specifically, a fine is provided for:

10,000 euros, as long as they follow a simple accounting system,
20,000 euros, as long as they follow a double-entry bookkeeping system.
These fines are halved for businesses established in settlements with a population of up to 500 inhabitants and on islands with a population of up to 3,100 inhabitants (excluding tourist).

In case of recurrence within five years, the fines are doubled and for each subsequent same violation they are tripled.

Source: Reporter.gr

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