Belgium is on its way to enforcing electronic invoicing for B2B transactions, having already introduced it for governmental transactions since 2024. It’s important to stay in the know with the country’s upcoming invoicing changes.
This page serves as your overview of Belgium e-invoicing, providing the must-know information for tax compliance. Be sure to bookmark the page to be ahead of regulatory updates.
Table of contents
- 1. At a glance: E-invoicing in Belgium
- 2. Timeline: e-invoicing adoption in Belgium
- 3. Format of an e-invoice in Belgium
- 4. B2B e-invoicing in Belgium
- 5. Peppol e-invoicing
- 6. FAQ
- 7. Related resources
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