- Latvian parliament approved amendments to Accounting Law for mandatory e-invoicing
- Implementation timeline:
- January 1, 2025: structured e-invoices in B2G transactions
- January 1, 2026: structured e-invoices in B2B transactions
- Ministry of Finance to develop decentralized CTC e-invoicing model
- Three invoice exchange methods allowed
- Government to work on specific regulations for e-invoicing procedures
- Aim of legislative change: enhance transparency, streamline accounting processes, combat tax fraud in Latvia
Source: sovos.com
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