- Belgium has proposed a draft law to introduce mandatory e-invoicing.
- Invoices must be sent and received in a structured format using the Peppol network.
- The mandate will come into force on January 1, 2026.
- It applies to domestic B2B transactions by taxpayers established in Belgium.
- Certain categories of taxpayers are excluded from the mandate.
- E-invoicing also applies to Belgian taxpayers with a permanent establishment outside the country.
- B2C transactions and non-domestic B2B transactions are excluded from the structured invoicing obligation.
- Tax incentives are provided to minimize the financial impact on businesses.
- An information campaign will be conducted to inform businesses about the changes.
- The draft law is subject to authorization from the European Commission and must comply with EU legislation.
Source: avalara.com
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