The AADE is launching the digital receipt, adding new features and significantly simplifying transactions taxpayers.
The AADE will launch the issuance of digital payment receipts as of July 1, 2026, implementing significant improvements and simplifications to the relevant procedures. Pursuant to the decisions of Administrator Giorgos Pitsilis (A.1124/2026 and A.1125/2026), the goal is to provide faster service to citizens, businesses, and accountants, with less bureaucracy and time savings.
Digital Receipt – Automatic Issuance via myAADE
Starting July 1, the digital receipt for central payments, credits, refunds, and offsets will be issued automatically and will be immediately available through the myAADE digital portal, without the need to submit a request or visit an AADE office. Access is available via the path “My Account > Digital Payment Receipt”.
The new receipt covers debt payments made through credit institutions using a debit or credit card, cards, or IRIS, refunds of amounts withheld when issuing a certificate of good standing or a debt confirmation, reimbursements following seizures by third parties, as well as central offsets.
Access to the application may be granted to the taxpayer themselves, their legal representative, or an authorized accountant. If electronic access is not possible, the certificate will continue to be issued upon request to the competent department of the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE). For example, in 2025, approximately 7,000 such requests were processed through the “My Requests” app.
For security reasons, each digital receipt will feature a QR code, and its validity can be verified through the “Digital Receipt Validity”.
New Features – Complete overview of payments
At the same time, starting July 1, three new options will be added to the “My Account > Payment Details” path, three new options will be added, concerning the offset of confirmed debts, the offset of settled debts, and the crediting of offset notes, all at the central level.
Each transaction will now display the “Collection Update”, allowing taxpayers to see which debts each payment or refund has been credited, as well as which payments were not matched to a debt, resulting in overpayment.
For more information, interested parties can contact the my1521 Taxpayer Service Center, either by calling 1521 toll-free, Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., or online via the my1521 platform, by selecting the path Public Revenue Collection Issues > Revenue > Digital Payment Receipt.
