- New Zealand government introducing B2G E-invoicing in 2026
- Procurement Rules mandate government agencies to use e-invoices and ensure payments within 5 business days
- Measure to enhance payment timelines for small businesses and increase adoption of eInvoicing framework
- Mandate for government agencies to implement eInvoicing sending and receiving capabilities by 2026
- Requirement for 95% of domestic trade e-invoices to be paid within 5 business days
- Consultation with businesses on mandating certain suppliers to submit e-invoices, results to be reported to Cabinet in February 2025
Source: p2pnetwork.org
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