- South Africa plans to mandate electronic invoicing by 2028 to modernize tax compliance and reduce VAT fraud
- VAT fraud costs the country up to ZAR 50 billion annually
- The South African Revenue Service is considering a Peppol-based 5-corner model for real-time transaction reporting and pre-filled VAT returns
- A second public consultation on technical and legal frameworks is planned for late 2025
- Stakeholders involved will include businesses, software providers, and accounting professionals
- The move aligns with global trends as countries like France, Belgium, and Italy have adopted or are planning similar systems
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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