- Israel likely to postpone B2B pre-clearance e-invoicing mandate to 2025
- Delay allows businesses more time to prepare for implementation
- Pre-clearance model aims to combat fictitious VAT invoices
- New requirement for obtaining unique digital sales invoice number from Ministry of Finance
- Originally proposed 5-phased introduction of threshold for eligible invoices
- Timeline for implementation may be pushed back due to delay announcement from government of Israel
Source: tjc-group.com
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