- Latvia’s Ministry of Finance has announced plans for mandatory B2B e-invoicing
- The plan aims to curb the shadow economy and promote stable economic development
- The implementation of a Continuous Transaction Controls (CTC) regime is a key component of the initiative
- The CTC regime will involve the use of a technical solution for transmitting structured electronic invoices
- Real-time reporting mechanisms will also be implemented to enhance tax compliance and VAT collection
- The CTC plans are still in their initial stages.
Source: sovos.com
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