- Denmark has released a draft of SAF-T version 2.0
- The new format includes full transaction-level data and mandatory master files
- Aims to improve tax reporting, automation, and data exchange
- Only providers of registered digital bookkeeping systems must adopt the new format
- Stakeholders can submit feedback by 1 September 2025
- SAF-T is used to export accounting data in a structured way
- The update is based on Denmark’s Bookkeeping Act
- Goals include automating processes, improving data exchange, and enhancing tax reporting
- SAF-T 2.0 allows export of full transaction data and standardized data sharing
- Supports public reporting for VAT, statistics, and tax inspections
- The format is designed to adapt to future legal changes
- Only registered digital bookkeeping system providers must support SAF-T 2.0
- Non-registered system users can continue with SAF-T version 1.0
- Technical changes include mandatory master files and transaction-level reporting
- Feedback on the draft is invited by 1 September 2025 via email
- Final version and documentation will be released later
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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