Estonia’s Ministry of Finance introduced an amendment to the Accounting Act in 2017, mandating the use of e-Invoices in B2G transactions. These electronic documents must be generated in an XML-based format and can be transmitted through various channels. The government is now amending the Accounting Act to allow buyers in established B2B transactions to request electronic invoices from their suppliers. The changes are estimated to take effect after 2025 and will improve digital invoicing and provide more options for B2B transactions in Estonia.
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