Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia, are rolling out new e-invoicing developments. The Baltic countries are improving their e-Invoicing in the scope of relations between public administrations and their suppliers. Following the example of the rest of Europe, they are committed to this way of ensuring interoperability in e-Procurement development so as not to lose their competitive edge. What are the latest new features of e-Invoicing in these countries?
As a consequence of the ruling, the Baltic countries are making headway in improving B2G and B2B relations, although at different speeds.
- Estonia, B2G e-Invoicing required
- Lithuania joins the PEPPOL network
- Latvia: B2G mandatory e-Invoicing and planning on B2B e-Invoicing
- Global e-Invoicing Solutions
Source: edicomgroup.com
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