- Angola’s Ministry of Finance is drafting a law to mandate invoicing through certified software that submits real-time data to the General Tax Administration (AGT), requiring electronic invoicing for certain taxpayers if approved.
- The e-invoicing mandate will roll out in three phases: Phase 1 for transactions over Kz 25 million (EUR 25,000) within six months; Phase 2 for large taxpayers and government suppliers within the first year; and Phase 3 for all taxpayers under the VAT regimes after one year.
- Taxpayers may voluntarily opt into the e-invoicing system, and enforcement will begin six months after the law’s official publication, with ongoing discussions before finalization.
Source: Sovos
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