- E-invoicing for B2B transactions over 25,000 shekels will be mandatory in Israel starting May 2024, with a phased implementation plan leading to 100% electronic invoicing by January 2028.
- Compliant e-invoices in Israel must be in the approved formats of XML or PDF/A-3 and include specific information such as a unique invoice number, transaction date, description of goods/services, quantities, unit prices, total amount payable, and VAT details.
- E-invoicing in Israel offers benefits such as cost savings, improved efficiency, reduced errors, data entry automation, and enhanced tax compliance through real-time reporting and validation.
Source Storecove
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