Value Added Tax (VAT) e-invoicing in Italy is a crucial aspect of the country’s digitalization efforts in the realm of tax administration. As part of the government’s drive to modernize invoicing processes, e-invoicing has been implemented to enhance efficiency, combat tax evasion, and simplify compliance for businesses.
Italy was the first country in the EU to implement the mass use of e-invoicing fueled by the goal to lower their VAT gap which is the biggest in the EU. E-invoicing has been mandatory for B2B since 2019 and B2G since 2014. The key requirement for VAT e-invoicing in Italy is compliance with the FatturaPA specifications via the Sistema di Interscambio (SDI).
- Latest News
- Italian e-invoice legislation timeline
- Who is affected by e-invoicing in Italy?
- Exchange System/Sistema di Interscambio (SDI)
- How to send e-invoices in Italy through the SDI
- Conclusion
- Get started with an e-invoicing solution
Source: dddinvoices.com
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