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Use this page when you need to prepare a quote for goods, services, or project work connected to Greece. The immediate job is simple: describe the work, show the proposed price, apply the correct VAT assumption where relevant, and give the customer a clear payment and acceptance path. The quote should be easy to approve and easy to convert into an invoice later.
Greece operates under the EU VAT system, and VAT is labeled ΦΠΑ. The EU VAT-rate table lists Greece with a 24% standard VAT rate, reduced rates of 6%, 13%, and 17%, and a 4% super-reduced rate. The right rate depends on the goods, services, and any special territorial rule, so the quote should not treat 24% as automatic for every line.
A practical Greece quote starts with seller and customer details, quote number, issue date, expiration date, service or product description, quantity, unit price, currency, VAT treatment, totals, payment terms, and acceptance instructions. If the customer gave you a project reference or purchase request, include it before approval, because missing references slow down the later invoice review.
The quote should also prepare the invoice trail. A full EU VAT invoice must show an issue date, unique sequential invoice number, supplier and customer names and addresses, VAT ID where required, line description and quantity, net unit price, transaction or payment date if different, VAT rate, VAT amount, and a VAT breakdown by rate or exemption. Keeping those details aligned at quote stage reduces rework.
A quote becomes risky when it promises a price without explaining the VAT basis. List each line clearly enough for the customer to see whether the proposed price is net, VAT-inclusive, or outside the quoted amount pending confirmation. For Greek customers, include the VAT identification number or Greek TIN, called AFM, when the transaction context requires tax registration details.
Payment timing also needs a clear line. EU commercial late-payment rules use 30 calendar days when the contract does not set a payment period. For Greece, the statutory commercial late-payment interest rate listed for January 1, 2026 through June 30, 2026 is 10.15% when no contractual rate applies, and EU rules also provide EUR 40 recovery-cost compensation per late invoice.
A free quote tool is enough for a one-time estimate, a simple service proposal, or a price confirmation before a customer issues approval. It works best when the scope is stable, the VAT treatment is already known, and you only need a presentable document that captures the commercial terms before invoicing.
A managed workflow fits recurring client work, time-and-materials billing, public-sector contracts, or projects where quote accuracy depends on logged time, costs, and margins. Everhour Reporting gives teams customizable reports with 45+ columns, grouping, metadata filters, exports, scheduled email delivery, and profitability dashboards, so quote reviews can use the same project data that later supports billing decisions.
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A Greece quote should show the VAT assumption clearly when the price will later become a VAT invoice. Greece uses VAT (ΦΠΑ) under the EU VAT framework, and the applicable rate depends on the goods, services, and any special territorial rule. State whether quoted prices include VAT, exclude VAT, or require tax confirmation before invoicing.
The EU VAT-rate table lists Greece with a 24% standard VAT rate, reduced rates of 6%, 13%, and 17%, and a 4% super-reduced rate. Use the rate that applies to the specific supply. A mixed quote should break out lines by rate instead of using one blended VAT line.
AADE's timologio release notes state that document issuance language can be selected as Greek or English. A quote in English is practical when both parties use English for commercial review. Customer names, addresses, VAT identification details, line descriptions, and payment terms still need to be precise enough for later invoicing.
Sequential invoice numbering applies to invoices, but the quote still needs stable reference details before approval. Include the seller and customer names and addresses, VAT identification details where required, line descriptions, quantities, unit prices, VAT rate assumptions, payment terms, and the expected supply or payment date when it affects the final invoice.
Public-sector work in Greece needs early e-invoicing planning because GSIS states that the staged obligation for suppliers to submit electronic invoices began on September 12, 2023. Quotes for Greek public-sector contracts should confirm the buyer's routing and provider requirements before the final invoice stage.
Everhour Reporting helps teams review quote assumptions against project data before billing. Reports can use 45+ columns, grouping, filters, date ranges, exports, scheduled email delivery, and profitability dashboards, so managers can compare quoted work with billable time, labor costs, revenue, and margins.
Use Everhour Reporting to review quoted work against time, costs, revenue, and margins before invoices go out, giving teams cleaner project billing decisions in Everhour.
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