- Latvia mandates B2G e-Invoicing from January 1, 2025
- Public sector must accept e-Invoices compliant with European Standard
- B2B e-Invoicing mandate starts January 1, 2028
- Latvian businesses must submit e-Invoice data to State Revenue Service
- No real-time reporting or monitoring system exists
- B2G mandate effective since April 18, 2019, due to public procurement laws
- Suppliers to budget institutions must issue structured e-Invoices
- B2B mandate requires amendments to the Accounting Law
- Exemptions for specific payment confirmations
- No B2C e-Invoicing mandate
- European e-Invoicing standard adopted, no national extensions
- Decentralized e-Invoicing system via VDAA eAddress platform or commercial operators
- Important dates: January 1, 2026, for G2G, B2G, G2B data submission; January 1, 2028, for B2B transactions
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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