- Non-established entities with Belgian VAT registration are excluded from the Belgian e-invoicing mandate.
- The Belgian e-invoicing mandate requires domestic B2B e-invoicing for established entities starting January 2026.
- The exclusion of non-established entities aligns with the European Union’s ViDA proposal.
- The e-reporting mandate, effective January 2028, may include non-established entities with Belgian VAT registration.
- Belgian established businesses should prepare for the e-invoicing mandate and consider their digital strategy.
- Non-established entities may need to comply with the e-reporting obligation in 2028.
- Belgian established companies need to determine the country of establishment when issuing e-invoices.
Source: deloitte.com
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