- Norway plans mandatory digital bookkeeping and e-invoicing for all businesses by 2030
- Public consultation launched on 1 July 2025 by the Norwegian Ministry of Finance
- Proposal aims to modernize financial records and transactions, offering savings, efficiency, and reduced financial crime
- Businesses must use electronic accounting systems and send/receive e-invoices
- Phased implementation: e-invoices required by 2028, digital records by 2030
- Exemptions for sole proprietorships with low turnover, bankrupt estates, certain sectors, B2C supplies, and cash sales
- Benefits include simplification, efficiency, security, and innovation
- Socio-economic analysis estimates NOK 9.7 billion in net benefits over 20 years
- Consultation period open until 31 October 2025, feedback submitted via Ministry of Finance website
- Mandating e-invoicing enhances network effects and potential for further digital initiatives
Source: marosavat.com
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