- German Ministry of Finance published final guidelines on e-Invoicing mandate in Germany
- Mandatory use of electronic invoicing in all B2B transactions
- Domestic businesses must be e-invoice ready by 2025
- No consent required for e-invoicing, but recipients must be equipped
- Machine-readable structured data takes precedence in discrepancies
- European e-Invoice standards apply
- All mandatory information must be in structured data
- One-time e-invoice for ongoing services
- Invoice corrections must follow European standard
Source: tradeshift.com
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