- Hungary will mandate e-invoicing for the energy sector starting January 2025
- The mandate applies to electricity and natural gas suppliers, including traders, distributors, and transmission system operators
- Non-private entities such as partnerships, trusts, corporate companies, and NGOs are included in the mandate
- The aim is to prevent VAT fraud in electricity and natural gas transactions
- E-invoices must be electronically archived according to current VAT rules
Source: regfollower.com
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