- Constitutional Court rules e-invoicing system violates privacy
- Court decision based on violation of right to privacy
- E-invoicing system requires businesses to share data with tax authorities
- Businesses argue system violates privacy rights
- Court decision seen as victory for privacy rights
Source: research.ibfd.org
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