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The Overviews
- Worldwide Upcoming E-Invoicing mandates, implementations and changes – Chronological
- Timeline of B2B E-Invoicing & E-Reporting mandates in the European Union
- E-Invoicing heatmap for Europe
- Europe –Discover the 2024 eInvoicing Country Factsheets!
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Highlights
- Worldwide Upcoming E-Invoicing mandates, implementations and changes – Chronological
- Bahrain’s Electronic Invoicing Initiative
- Electronic Invoicing Initiative: Bahrain is exploring the implementation of an electronic invoicing system to enhance VAT compliance and revenue collection, following successful models in Egypt and Saudi Arabia.
- Background on VAT Evolution: Initially adopting a 5% VAT in January 2019, Bahrain increased the rate to 10% in January 2022 to address economic challenges from the COVID-19 pandemic, making the introduction of electronic invoicing a vital strategy for improving tax transparency and reducing fraud.
- Goals and Benefits: The adoption of electronic invoicing aims to simplify administrative processes for businesses, optimize economic policy through better data access, and support Bahrain’s fiscal balance program, ultimately enhancing economic transparency and tax compliance.
- Bulgaria to Introduce Mandatory SAF-T Reporting for Tax by January 2026 with Grace Period
- Mandatory SAF-T Reporting: Bulgaria plans to implement mandatory SAF-T reporting starting January 2026, beginning with large enterprises and gradually extending to medium and small enterprises, with micro-enterprises included by January 2030.
- Filing Requirements: Taxpayers will be required to submit SAF-T files monthly by the 14th of the month following the reporting period, while information on fixed assets must be submitted annually.
- Grace Period for Compliance: A six-month grace period will be provided for the first SAF-T submission, during which taxpayers will not face penalties for non-compliance.
- Croatia to Introduce Mandatory Electronic Invoicing and Financial Reporting Tools by 2026
- Introduction of eInvoices: The Croatian government will launch the “Fiscalization 2.0” tax package as of Jan 1, 2026, implementing eInvoices as a new VAT reporting system to fiscalize transactions between entrepreneurs and between entrepreneurs and the state, enhancing the digitization of the tax system.
- Administrative Relief for Taxpayers: Finance Minister Marko Primorac emphasized that Fiscalization 2.0 aims to simplify tax collection and reduce administrative burdens for taxpayers by eliminating numerous tax forms and introducing a free application, “FiskApplication,” for managing fiscalized data.
- Reengineering Financial Processes: The initiative includes plans to reengineer the Register of Annual Financial Statements and allows local self-government units to choose whether to collect real estate taxes independently or transfer this authority to the tax administration, promoting efficiency and fairness in tax assessment.
- Jordan Prepares Phase 2 of the JoFotara Electronic Invoicing System
- Implementation Timeline and Requirements: The second phase of the JoFotara electronic invoicing system will commence on April 1, 2025, requiring all goods and services to have original, tax-compliant invoices for tax deduction eligibility, with a registration deadline for businesses set for May 2024.
- Objectives of the JoFotara System: The initiative aims to enhance transparency and data collection for tax authorities, facilitating electronic invoice submissions through a national platform, which will include a QR code verification process for declared invoices.
- Challenges and Recommendations: Jordan currently lacks a harmonized electronic invoicing system, complicating accountability and data interchange. The government seeks to address fiscal fraud and improve user accessibility while enhancing security for electronic transactions, with further implementation details expected to be published soon.
- Latvia Mandates Structured E-Invoices for B2G (2025) and B2B (2026) transactions
- E-Invoicing Requirement for Government Transactions: Beginning January 1, 2025, businesses in Latvia must issue structured e-invoices for invoices directed to Latvian budgetary institutions in the B2G and G2G sectors, adhering to specific technical standards.
- Expansion to B2B Sector: The second phase of e-invoicing implementation will commence on January 1, 2026, extending the requirement to the business-to-business (B2B) sector.
- Preparation of Technical Framework: The Latvian State Revenue Service is tasked with developing the technical framework and rules for e-invoice exchange and reporting by July 1, 2025.
- Norway’s Mandatory B2B e-Invoicing: Enhancing Financial Processes and Tax Compliance
- Mandatory e-Invoicing Initiative: Norway is exploring the implementation of mandatory electronic invoicing (e-Invoicing) to improve its financial and tax systems, streamline invoicing processes, enhance tax compliance, and reduce administrative burdens for businesses.
- Current Landscape and PEPPOL Framework: Since 2012, e-Invoicing has been mandatory for suppliers to public administrations in Norway, utilizing the PEPPOL framework for standardized electronic document exchange. This requirement is already in place for Business-to-Government (B2G) transactions.
- Future Expansion Plans: Norway is considering expanding mandatory e-Invoicing to a wider range of transactions, aligning with global trends to enhance tax compliance and combat fraud. Businesses in Norway should prepare for these changes and stay informed about the evolving invoicing landscape.
- Greenland to Implement E-Invoicing for Public Sector Starting 2025
- The Government of Greenland has announced that mandatory e-invoicing for all public sector transactions will take effect on March 1, 2025, requiring both legal and natural persons to submit digital invoices when providing goods or services to public authorities.
- Digital invoices must be issued, sent, and received in a structured electronic format that allows for automatic processing; public authorities must be registered as recipients in the joint public NemHandelsRegister managed by the Danish Business Authority.
- While the regulation will exempt businesses and individuals below a yet-to-be-defined annual turnover threshold, invoices not compatible with digital processing will be rejected, marking a significant advancement in Greenland’s effort to digitalize public sector transactions.
- Estonia Sets 2027 Launch for Mandatory B2B E-Invoicing to Curb VAT Fraud
- Estonian tax authorities updated the mandatory e-invoicing rollout for December 2024
- New launch date set for 2027 for domestic B2B transactions
- New regime applies only to resident businesses in Estonia
- Businesses must declare B2B sales via a new e-invoicing platform
- Tax authority to check and approve invoices before sending to customers
- New system aims to reduce invoice errors and prevent VAT fraud
- Senegal to impose mandatory electronic invoicing
- Mandatory E-Invoicing Legislation: Senegal’s Finance Bill of 2025 will make electronic invoicing mandatory for all taxable persons, ending the previous voluntary adoption and requiring invoices to be sent in a structured electronic format through a centralized platform.
- Sanctions for Non-Compliance: The Directorate General of Taxes and Domains (DGID) has introduced sanctions for non-compliance, including fines of up to 25% of the VAT amount, capped at XOF 5 million (approximately EUR 7700) per invoice.
- Implementation Timeline: While the official timeline for mandatory e-invoicing is yet to be announced, the Finance Bill marks a significant step towards the digitalization of invoicing and tax collection in Senegal, following the example of neighboring Benin.
- Venezuela: SENIAT Introduces New Digital Invoicing Guidelines for Businesses
- New Digital Invoicing Guidelines: SENIAT introduced new rules under Administrative Ruling SENIAT/2024/000102 for digital invoicing, covering invoices, credit notes, debit notes, and delivery orders.
- Applicability and Requirements: The guidelines apply to public and private entities authorized by SENIAT, including those not needing fiscal machines. Entities must seek approval from SENIAT and comply with specific formalities like unique serial numbers for invoices.
- Contingency Plans and Compliance: Businesses must have contingency plans for internet disruptions and comply with tax obligations. SENIAT can revoke authorization for violations such as issuing false invoices.
- Fiscalization/E-Invoicing Law (draft) in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Objective of the Draft Law: The draft law on fiscalization in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina aims to modernize the fiscal system by mandating the issuance of electronic receipts and the use of electronic fiscal systems (EFS) to enhance transaction recording, supervision, and compliance, in alignment with EU Directive 2014/55/EC.
- Key Provisions: The law outlines essential components such as the issuance of e-invoices and fiscal receipts, the functionalities of the EFS, and the establishment of a Central Platform for Fiscalization (CPF) for real-time monitoring. It also includes oversight mechanisms and a penalty system for non-compliance.
- Expected Outcomes: By implementing this law, the Federation aims to improve tax collection efficiency, combat tax evasion, reduce informal economic activities, and promote transparency in business operations through the adoption of advanced technological solutions.
- Cambodia Launches Voluntary B2G e-Invoicing, Pioneering Digital Tax Transformation
- Launch of e-Invoicing System: On December 12, 2024, Cambodia’s General Department of Digital Economy (GDDE) initiated the voluntary registration phase of its e-Invoicing system for business-to-government (B2G) transactions, marking a significant step towards digitizing tax compliance and enhancing operational transparency across all sectors.
- Key Features and Benefits: The e-Invoicing platform offers real-time VAT data validation, cost reductions in invoice processing, seamless integration with ERP systems, and improved audit readiness, benefiting both businesses and tax authorities by simplifying compliance and reducing tax evasion.
- Phased Implementation and Future Expansion: The system begins with voluntary B2G participation, with plans to transition to mandatory business-to-business (B2B) compliance in 2025 and eventually include business-to-consumer (B2C) transactions, positioning the e-Invoicing initiative as a foundational element of Cambodia’s modern tax infrastructure and digital economy.
- European Parliament issues draft report on the Council’s draft directive amending ViDA
- Approval of Council Draft: The European Parliament approves the Council’s draft directive amending VAT rules for the digital age.
- Notification Requirement: The Parliament requests that the Council notify it if there are any intentions to deviate from the approved text.
- Re-consultation Request: The Parliament asks the Council to consult it again if any substantial amendments to the draft are proposed.
- Procedural References: The resolution references relevant articles of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union and the Rules of Procedure.
- Communication Directive: The Parliament instructs its President to forward its position to the Council, the Commission, and national parliaments.
- Italy Delays Electronic Invoicing for Some Healthcare Providers
- Italy delays electronic invoicing requirement for some healthcare providers
- The new rule affects a specific group within the healthcare sector
- Implementation date for electronic invoicing has been pushed back to allow more preparation time
- ZATCA Sets Criteria for 19th E-Invoicing Wave in Saudi Arabia
- Saudi Arabia’s ZATCA sets criteria for 19th wave of e-invoicing integration
- Eligibility for Group 19 taxpayers based on VAT revenues exceeding SAR 1.75 million in 2022 or 2023
- Notification for integration with Fatoora Platform to be completed by 30 September 2025
- Bosnia and Herzegovina: Mandatory E-invoice Law to Combat Tax Fraud and Improve Transparency
- Introduction of E-Invoicing Law: Bosnia and Herzegovina has released a draft law to mandate B2B, B2G, and B2C e-invoicing and real-time reporting to combat tax fraud, covering various transactions including sales of goods, services, and property transfers.
- Centralized Reporting Platform: Taxpayers in B2B and B2G transactions will be required to use the Central Platform for Fiscalisation (CPF) for issuing e-invoices and real-time data reporting, while B2C transactions will utilize approved electronic fiscal systems for invoice management.
- Compliance and Penalties: The draft law specifies penalties for non-compliance, with further details on implementation timelines and relevant bylaws to be provided in the future.
- Greece Granted EU Approval for Mandatory Electronic Invoicing Implementation by Jan. 15, 2025
- Proposal Overview: Greece seeks authorization to implement mandatory electronic invoicing for B2B transactions to improve VAT collection and reduce tax evasion, deviating from certain EU VAT directives.
- Implementation and Benefits: The electronic invoicing system aims to enhance data quality on the myDATA platform, enabling faster detection of VAT fraud, prefilled VAT returns, and lower administrative costs, with a proposed implementation period until June 30, 2026.
- Alignment with EU Policies: The proposal is consistent with EU regulations and aligns with similar derogations granted to other Member States, laying the groundwork for future standardization of electronic invoicing across the EU.
- Greece is likely to mandate e-invoicing for B2B transactions in 2025
- The European Commission has proposed allowing Greece to mandate e-invoices for B2B transactions between taxable persons established in the country, following Greece’s request for a derogation from specific EU directives.
- This measure will not affect non-Greek companies registered for VAT in Greece or the right of customers to receive paper invoices for intra-Community transactions.
- If approved, the e-invoicing obligation could be implemented from July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2026, with e-invoice data being transmitted in real-time to Greece’s myDATA platform, adhering to the European standard for electronic invoicing.
- Morocco Plans for Mandatory e-Invoicing by 2026
- Mandatory E-Invoicing Initiative: Morocco plans to implement mandatory e-invoicing by 2026 as part of a broader tax reform led by the General Directorate of Taxes (DGI), aiming to enhance efficiency, transparency, and tax compliance.
- Phased Rollout Schedule: The rollout will occur in stages, with initial proposals introduced by the end of 2024, system development expected to complete by October 2025, and a pilot phase starting in early 2026 to allow businesses to adapt.
- System Approaches and Compatibility: The DGI is considering two models for the e-invoicing system—post-audit and continuous transaction control (CTC)—and will support international formats like UBL and CII, utilizing electronic signatures for security and compliance.
- Slovakia Proposes Mandatory B2B E-Invoicing by 2027
- Public Consultation for E-Invoicing: Slovakia has launched a public consultation to implement mandatory B2B e-invoicing, aiming to combat tax evasion and enhance tax compliance, with a proposed start date of January 1, 2027, for domestic transactions.
- Requirements for E-Invoicing: The proposed system mandates that VAT taxpayers issue and receive invoices in a specific electronic format aligned with European standards, ensuring automatic processing to reduce errors and standardize invoicing.
- Real-Time Reporting: E-invoice data must be reported to the Slovak financial administration in real time, which will streamline compliance and improve transparency in tax reporting.
- Alignment with EU Directives: The initiative is in line with the VAT in the Digital Age (VIDA) initiative and Directive 2014/55/EU, facilitating seamless cross-border transaction reporting within the EU by 2030.
- Implementation Timeline and Public Engagement: Key dates include changes to tax registration starting January 1, 2026, enforcement of mandatory e-invoicing by January 1, 2027, and expansion to cross-border transactions by July 1, 2030. The government encourages public feedback on the proposal by January 31, 2025, to ensure a comprehensive and effective implementation.
Argentina
- Argentina Introduces VAT Itemization Mandate
- Amendments to Electronic Receipt Issuance Regulations
- Argentina Implements New E-Invoicing and Voucher Procedures in 2024
Australia
- Australia Accelerates Peppol E-Invoicing Adoption to Boost Business Efficiency and Compliance
- Australian Government Leading eInvoicing Adoption to Boost Productivity and Cash Flow
Australia/ New Zealand
Bahrain
Belgium
- Belgium will introduce near-real time reporting as of 2028
- Belgian VAT Reforms 2025: Coalition Agreement Introduces Significant Changes for Various Sectors
- VAT aspects of the governmental agreement
- Belgium e-invoicing
- Belgium’s Mandatory Electronic Invoicing: Guidelines, Software Solutions, and Tax Incentives for Businesses
- e-Invoicing in Belgium: B2B, B2G and B2C Complete Guide
Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Federation of BiH Introduces Mandatory E-Invoicing and Real-Time Reporting Law for Fiscal Compliance
- Bosnia and Herzegovina: Mandatory E-invoice Law to Combat Tax Fraud and Improve Transparency
Brazil
Bulgaria
- Bulgaria to Introduce Mandatory SAF-T Reporting for Tax by January 2026 with Grace Period
- Bulgaria Prepares to Implement SAF-T Starting in 2026
- Bulgaria to Mandate SAF-T Reporting Starting in 2026
- Bulgaria Publishes Draft SAF-T Legislation, Implementation Starts 2026
- Mandatory SAF-T Reporting from 2026
- Mandatory SAF-T reporting from 2026
Cambodia
Chile
- Chile Requires Physical Copies of VAT E-Invoices for Sales and Services from 2025
- Chile Mandates Printed Invoices for In-Person Sales to Ensure Tax Compliance by Businesses
- Mandatory Printed or Virtual Electronic Receipts
China
- China’s Q4 Economic Highlights Revealed by Latest VAT Invoice Data
- E-Fapiao (fully digitalized E-Fapiao) in China: full adoption as of December 2024
Colombia
Costa Rica
Croatia
- Croatia’s Fiskalizacija 2.0: Mandatory B2B E-Invoicing Launch in 2026 for Tax Compliance
- Croatian Ministry of Finance Unveils ‘Fiscalization 2.0’ VAT Package for 2026 Implementation
- Croatia’s Fiscalization 2.0: Introducing eInvoices for VAT Reporting and Tax Package Updates
- Croatian Ministry of Finance confirms that “Fiscalization 2.0” is on the way
- Deputy Prime Minister Primorac announces “Fiscalization 2.0” as an administrative guillotine
- Croatia to Introduce Mandatory Electronic Invoicing and Financial Reporting Tools by 2026
- Croatia to Implement Mandatory Electronic Invoicing Between Companies by 2026
Denmark
- Denmark’s Bookkeeping Act: Digital Transformation and Compliance Requirements from January 2025
- Greenland Mandates Digital Invoicing for Public Sector Transactions: March 1, 2025 Deadline
- Greenland’s 2025 B2G e-Invoicing Mandate: Transforming Public Sector with Digital Transactions
- Greenland Government Mandates Digital Invoices for Public Transactions Starting March 2025
- Denmark to Implement OIOUBL 3 E-Invoicing Updates in 2025
- Phase 2 of the Bookkeeping Act begins in Denmark
Dominican Republic
- Constitutional Court Finds E-Invoicing System Violates Privacy Rights
- E-invoicing in the Dominican Republic, how to use it
Egypt
- Egypt mandates new group of taxpayers to issue e-receipts in B2C transactions
- Egypt e-Invoicing: Mandatory Digital Transformation for B2B, B2G, and B2C Transactions
Estonia
- Estonia Targets 2027 for E-Invoicing Rollout
- Estonia’s VAT Overhaul: Mandatory e-Invoicing and Additional Data Requirements by 2027
- Estonia Sets 2027 Launch for Mandatory B2B E-Invoicing to Curb VAT Fraud
- Estonia Prepares for B2B E-Invoicing by 2027
Europe
European Union
- Directive VIDA: VAT Reform for Digital Age – Simplification and Harmonization of VAT Rules
- Revolutionizing VAT: Insights on the Future of EU Taxation Post ViDA Reform
- EU Parliament VAT Fraud Briefing
- EU VAT: 3 New Indirect Tax Regulations Introduced for 2025
- What Is VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA) and How Does it Impact My Business?
- European Parliament Publishes Draft Report on ViDA Approval
- Share your ideas for the upcoming EU eInvoicing policy!
- ECON Committee to fast-track second ViDA opinion for speedy adoption at February Plenary Session
- EU Digital Reporting Requirements: Guide for Non-Resident Taxpayers in Changing VAT Landscape
- ViDA Updates: Impact on E-commerce and Marketplaces in the EU – A Comprehensive Analysis
- Future of VAT Post-ViDA: VEG Report Proposes System Overhaul for EU Growth
- EN 16931 Standard And Its Role In EU’s E-Invoicing Transformation
- ViDA Q&A: Can authorities impose an E-Invoicing mandate for domestic transactions if recipient is not established in that Member State?
European Union/ Greece
Finland
- Electronic Invoicing Trends in Finland: A Look at B2B and B2G Sectors by 2025
- Ultimate Guide to e-Invoicing in Finland: B2B, B2G, B2C Compliance and Requirements
France
- E-Invoicing & E-Reporting in France: The Complete Guide
- France Releases Version 3.0 of e-Invoicing External Specifications
- New External Specifications for Electronic Invoicing and Data Exchange Implementation – version 3.0
- Peppol Authority in France Soon to Be Established
- French e-invoicing reform: Two major projects underway to standardize and centralize processes.
- France’s Transition to Mandatory e-Invoicing: Version 3.0 External Specifications and AFNOR Guidance
- e-Invoicing in France: B2B, B2G and B2C Complete Guide
- 2025 VAT Franchise Scheme: Key Points on New Decree for Businesses in Europe
- Peppol Authority for France to be created
- France Publishes Version 3.0 of the External Specifications for e-Invoicing
Germany
- B2B e-Invoicing FAQ published by the Federal Ministry of Finance
- Frequently Asked Questions on Zugferd
- Free Visualization Tools for E-Invoices: A Solution for Entrepreneurs and Self-Employed Individuals
- Transitioning to EN16931: Practical Considerations for Implementing E-Invoicing in Germany by 2025
- e-Invoicing in Germany: B2B, B2G and B2C Complete Guide
- Germany’s 2025 E-Invoicing Mandates: Deadlines and Compliance Essentials
- German B2B invoicing mandate takes effect
Germany/ Webinars / Events
Greece
- Greece Plans to Implement Mandatory B2B E-Invoicing Upon the European Commission’s Response
- Mandatory B2B E-invoicing Possible From July 2025 After EU Derogation
- Greece Authorized for Mandatory Electronic Invoicing: EC Decision COM (2025) 4
- Greece to Implement Mandatory B2B E-Invoicing by 2025: EU VAT Compliance Update and Implications
- Greece to Mandate B2B E-Invoicing
- Greece Granted EU Approval for Mandatory Electronic Invoicing Implementation by Jan. 15, 2025
- European Commission proposes to authorize mandatory domestic B2B e-invoicing
- Greece is likely to mandate e-invoicing for B2B transactions in 2025
- Proposal for Authorising Greece to Implement Mandatory Electronic Invoicing for B2B Transactions
- Greece on Track for EU Approval of Mandatory B2B E-Invoicing Implementation
- Greece to Implement Mandatory B2B E-invoicing from July 2025: EU Approval Granted
- AADE Updates myDATA Platform with Version 1.0.10: Key Changes and New Features
Guatemala
Hungary
- Hungary Delays Mandatory E-Invoicing for Energy Sector to July 2025
- Hungary Extends E-Invoicing Deadline for Energy and Gas Suppliers to July 2025
- Hungary Extends Deadline for Mandatory e-Invoicing for Electricity and Gas Trading Supplies
- Hungarian Tax Authority to Implement Real-Time Invoicing Data Comparison with VAT Returns from 2025.
- Hungary Expands E-Invoicing Mandate to All Electricity and Gas Transactions from 2025
- Mandatory E-Invoicing for Electricity and Natural Gas Sectors in Hungary Starting January 2025
India
- Kerala GST Department issued important instructions on the Implementation of e-way bill for the movement of gold and precious stones
- Introduction of E-Way Bill (EWB) for gold in Kerala state
- E-Invoicing in India
- GSTN’s Advisory on the Introduction of E-Way Bill (EWB) for Gold in Kerala State
- Key 2025 GST E-Way Bill and E-Invoice System Updates
Ireland
Italy
- Italy Further Extends Pre-Filled VAT Returns Pilot
- E-invoicing: new version of the technical specifications
- Italy Pre-Filled VAT Returns Extension
- Budget Law 2025 – New Provisions in VAT, Customs, and Excise Duties
- Italy Delays Electronic Invoicing for Some Healthcare Providers
Japan
Jordan
- Phase 2 of the National E-invoicing System Announced
- Jordan Prepares Phase 2 of the JoFotara Electronic Invoicing System
Kazakhstan
- Kazakhstan Finance Ministry Launches Pilot Project for Electronic VAT Invoicing in Public Procurement
- Kazhak State Revenue Committee Launches ‘e-Tamga’ Pilot for Estimated VAT Liabilities in 2025
Latvia
Liechtenstein
Lithuania
Malaysia
- Malaysia’s E-Invoicing mandate will apply to more businesses in 2025
- Key Considerations for Accessing and Using MyInvois Portal in Malaysian E-Invoicing Regime
- Guide to Malaysia’s E-Invoicing Mandate: Obligations, Exemptions, and Implementation Timeline
Mexico
Morocco
- Morocco’s Digital Leap: Mandatory e-Invoicing Set for 2026: What You Need to Know
- Morocco Plans for Mandatory e-Invoicing by 2026
- Morocco’s Mandatory E-Invoicing Plan: Timeline and Requirements for Businesses
- Morocco sets sights on e-invoicing for 2026
Netherlands
Norway
- Norway’s Plan for Mandatory E-Invoicing and Digital Bookkeeping: A Review of Options for Implementation
- Norway’s Evaluation for Mandatory E-Invoicing and Digital Bookkeeping: Efficiency, Savings, and Alignment with EU Standards
- Norway’s Initiative: Exploring E-Invoicing for Business Competitiveness and Financial Crime Prevention
- E-invoicing in the business sector is on the horizon in Norway
- Norway’s Mandatory e-Invoicing: Enhancing Financial Processes and Tax Compliance
- Norway to Implement Mandatory B2B E-Invoicing: Streamlining Processes and Reducing Costs
- Norway Mandates Electronic Invoicing: Study to Simplify Business Transactions by 2025
- Norway B2B e-invoicing & digital bookkeeping review
- Norway e-Invoicing: A Complete Guide for B2B, B2G, and B2C Transactions
- 2025 Tax Changes: Reduced VAT on Water and New SAF-T Form Implementation
Pakistan
- Pakistan Establishes New Electronic Invoicing Requirements
- Pakistan Implements New Electronic Invoicing Mandate for Taxpayers Effective Feb. 3, 2025
- FBR Implements New Rules for Electronic Sales Tax Invoicing and Integration
Paraguay
- New taxpayer groups must comply with the e-invoicing mandate in Paraguay
- Paraguay Tax Administration: New Electronic Invoicing Requirements for Large and Medium Taxpayers
- Paraguay mandates e-invoicing for new taxpayer groups: DNIT General Resolution No. 21
- New taxpayer groups must comply with the e-invoicing mandate in Paraguay
Philippines
- The Philippines’ e-Invoicing System Gets an Update
- Philippines Advances Electronic Invoicing for Top Taxpayers, Aims to Enhance Compliance
Poland
- Tax authorities reevaluate fixed establishments in Poland, impacting VAT settlements and e-invoicing compliance.
- A Guide to VAT in Poland
- What changes will be introduced in KSeF?
Portugal
Romania
- Overview of Romania’s SAF-T Declaration Requirements and Compliance
- Romania Expands eFactura to B2C, Sets Soft-Landing Period till March 2025
- Legislative changes regarding RO e-Invoice, RO e-VAT, excise duties and RO e-Transport
- Romania’s RO e-Transport System: A Comprehensive Overview
- New SAF-T Reporting Obligations for Non-Resident VAT Taxpayers in Romania: What You Need to Know
- VAT reporting & E-Invoicing obligations
Saudi Arabia
- ZATCA Urges Taxpayers to Benefit from Fines Cancellation, Penalties Exemption Initiative
- Understanding the Fatoorah E-Invoicing System in Saudi Arabia: Concept and Process
- ZATCA’s 19th Wave of E-Invoicing Integration
- Saudi Arabia announces nineteenth wave of VAT e-invoicing integration for eligible taxpayers
- Saudi Arabia Announces 19th Wave of E-Invoicing for Taxpayers in Phase 2 Integration
- ZATCA’s 19th Wave
- ZATCA established wave 19 of taxpayers in the scope of Phase 2
- ZATCA announces extension to grace period for e-invoicing fines and penalties
- Saudi Tax Authority Announces Criteria for 19th VAT E-Invoicing Integration Wave
Saudi Arabia/ Webinars / Events
Senegal
- Senegal’s Move Towards e-Invoicing: A Key Element of the 2025 Finance Bill
- Senegal Moves Towards Mandatory e-Invoicing
- Senegal to impose mandatory electronic invoicing
Serbia
- Seventh Electronic VAT Registration Conference in Belgrade: Normative and Technical Changes Overview
- Serbia enacts the law on e-delivery notes
Singapore
- Navigating the Future: Impact of GST InvoiceNow on Singapore Businesses
- Singapore e-Invoicing: Revolutionizing Business Interactions with B2B, B2G, and B2C Initiatives
Slovakia
- Digitization for VAT in Slovakia
- Slovakia Proposes Mandatory B2B E-Invoicing by 2027
- Slovakia Introduces Mandatory E-Invoicing: Key Updates and Implications for VAT Compliance
- Slovakia’s Mandatory B2B E-Invoicing Proposal: Enhancing Tax Compliance and Transparency by 2027
- Slovakia’s Mandatory Electronic Invoicing Proposal: Transition by 2027 and Beyond
- Slovakia’s digitization for VAT on the horizon
- Slovakia e-Invoicing: A Comprehensive Guide for B2B, B2G, and B2C Transactions
- Slovakia’s VAT Modernization: Mandatory e-Invoicing Proposal for Better Tax Compliance
- Slovakia to Implement Mandatory E-Invoicing for VAT Taxpayers by 2027
Slovenia
- Slovenia’s Mandatory B2B Electronic Invoicing and VAT Reporting: A Step Towards Tax Transparency
- Slovenia: Mandatory Electronic Invoicing and Electronic VAT Reporting
South Africa
Spain
- Understanding Fiscalization and E-Invoicing Obligations in Spain: A Comprehensive Guide by Nikolina Basić
- Spain’s Prime Minister Pushes ViDA VAT on Home Rentals to Address Housing Shortage
- Ultimate Guide to e-Invoicing in Spain: B2B, B2G, B2C Compliance and Implementation
- Spain VAT Guide 2025
Sweden
- E-invoicing in Sweden—Overview
- Sweden e-Invoicing: Complete Guide for B2B, B2G, and B2C Transactions
Taiwan
- Cloud Invoice for Purchasing Electronic Services from Overseas E-commerce: Convenient and Fast Prize Redemption
- Cloud Invoices with VAT for Prize Redemption: Guidelines for Domestic Individuals Buying Foreign Electronic Services
- Proper Use of Unified Invoice for Sales to Avoid Penalties: Tax Bureau Reminder
Turkey
- Streamlining Business Transactions: Turkey’s Mandatory e-Invoicing System by Ivana Picajkić
- e-Invoicing in Turkey: B2B, B2G and B2C Complete Guide
- Turkey Rolled Out Enhanced e-Invoice and e-Waybill System
Ukraine
- Tax Credit Formation Nuances Based on Unlocked VAT Invoices in E-Registry: Guidelines for Taxpayers
- Ukraine SAF-T: Five Key Questions
United Arab Emirates
- UAE eInvoicing Programme: Digital Transformation for Enhanced Compliance and Economic Growth by 2026
United Kingdom
- Potential introduction of e-invoicing in the UK
- Assessing the Potential Impact of E-Invoicing Implementation in the UK
United Kingdom/ Webinars / Events
United States
Uzbekistan
- Timely Completion of Electronic Invoices: Legal Requirements and Consequences for Taxpayers
- Mandatory timely submission of electronic invoices for specified goods and services – EHF requirements.
Venezuela
- Venezuela: SENIAT Introduces New Digital Invoicing Guidelines for Businesses – January 10, 2025
- Venezuela’s SENIAT Updates Electronic Invoice Guidelines for December 2024
Vietnam
Webinars / Events
- SNI Webinar – e-Invoicing and Digital Reporting: A Global Perspective for the First Half of 2025 (Feb 4)
- ecosio Webinar – E-invoicing and Integrations with SAP Systems (March 18)
- E-Invoicing Exchange Summit Dubai: Accelerator for Digitization (Feb 10-12)
- ecosio Webinar – ViDA – How New Changes Will Affect You (March 14)
- Sovos Webinar – VAT Snapshot: E-invoicing updates for Poland, Greece, Portugal and Estonia (Feb 6)
- ecosio Webinar – How to Integrate EDI with SAP Integration Suite (Feb 6)
- Webinar Innovate Tax – Future-proof your tax strategy – 5 trends you can’t ignore in 2025 (Jan 30)
- RTC Webinar – Driving Business Success with Tax Data: Insights, Integration, and Real-Time Compliance (Feb 4)
- RTC/Taxback Webinar – Master eInvoicing Mandates and VAT Reclaim (Jan 23)
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- Worldwide updates on E-Invoicing/Real Time Reporting/SAF-T in December 2024
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