- Israel is proposing to further delay the B2B e-invoicing mandate until 2025
- The mandate was originally scheduled to be implemented in October 2023 but was delayed for three months
- The B2B mandate in Israel follows a centralized Continuous Transaction Control (CTC) model
- Invoices must be validated by the tax authority before being shared with buyers
Source: tungstenautomation.com
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