- South Africa is moving towards mandatory e-invoicing for real-time tax reporting
- The goal is to reduce tax fraud and invoice manipulation
- Tax fraud costs South Africa between ZAR 22 billion and ZAR 50 billion annually
- SARS is considering a Peppol-based 5-corner model for e-invoicing
- SARS aims to offer pre-filled VAT returns using e-reporting data
- Mandatory e-invoicing is expected by 2028
- Public consultation on requirements is expected in late 2025
Source: p2pnetwork.org
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