- Latvia’s Draft Cabinet Regulation on e-invoicing is open for public consultation from June 9 to June 23, 2025, outlining procedures for electronic invoice circulation and reporting to the State Revenue Service (SRS).
- From January 1, 2026, e-invoicing and reporting will be mandatory for B2G, G2G, and G2B transactions, with B2B obligations following in 2028; invoices must follow EU-compliant XML formats like UBL 2.1 or Peppol BIS Billing 3.0.
- Businesses can exchange and report e-invoices using national e-address, service providers, or SRS interfaces, and must submit invoice data within five working days of issuance.
How to participate in the consultation: Businesses willing to take part can access the consultation on the State Chancellery’s (Valsts Kanceleja) website.
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Draft Regulation on E-Invoicing Circulation and Submission to State Revenue Service Open for Consultation
- Draft regulation on e-invoicing is open for public consultation
- Sets rules for organizing and implementing structured e-invoice circulation
- Defines terms like delivery channel and service provider
- Applies to entities mentioned in the Accounting Law
- Companies use various delivery channels for e-invoice circulation
- Companies agree on delivery channels for mutual use
- State Revenue Service develops a solution for receiving e-invoices
- E-invoices are stored in XML format according to EU specifications
- State Revenue Service provides structured information to the Official Electronic Address Information System
- Companies use specified delivery channels to submit e-invoices to the State Revenue Service
Source: tapportals.mk.gov.lv
- See also
- Join the Linkedin Group on Global E-Invoicing/E-Reporting/SAF-T Developments, click HERE
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