Greece: New Annual Reporting Obligation

Christophe Bourdaire
October 8, 2019

Insurance companies covering risks in Greece must now report their insurance policies annually to meet new obligations introduced by the Greek tax authorities. 

A report is due by 31 March each year listing all the invoices declared each quarter during the previous calendar year. Approving the law back in 2016, the Greek tax authorities have only recently agreed and released the conditions of its implementation. Therefore, there is a need to submit annual reports for the years 2016, 2017, and 2018.

Whilst it’s not a significant amount of information that the Greek authorities require, insurance entities must ensure they can collect all the information needed upfront to meet this new requirement.

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Christophe Bourdaire

Senior Regulatory Specialist, Regulatory Analysis. Christophe joined Sovos FiscalReps in 2011 and has been managing the IPT compliance process for a portfolio of captives and French speaking clients. Based in France, he focuses on the development of the global IPT content and technology offering. Christophe completed a degree (certificate) in Journalism at Ecole Nouvelles in Nice, France. He is a native French speaker, and also speaks fluent Spanish.
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