On 9 April 2014, the Minister of Finance of Greece issued a ministerial decision that provides guidance regarding the following transfer pricing documentation requirements:
The ministerial decision set out the detailed requirements in respect of the contents of the documentation file, entities and transactions subject to documentation requirements, exemptions from documentation requirements, transfer pricing methods, language requirements and the contents of the summary information table.
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