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Government mandate: By mid-2026, 30% of supplier invoices must use Peppol; by December 2026, all agencies must enable automated e-invoicing, driving consistency and digital transformation across the public sector.
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ATO clarification: The ATO confirmed Peppol e-invoices qualify as valid tax invoices if they meet specification requirements, offering certainty to businesses and simplifying compliance for both public and private sector suppliers.
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Economic benefits: Research shows full e-invoicing adoption could deliver A$22.5 billion yearly, cutting fraud, saving firms around A$970,000 annually, improving efficiency, and reducing invoice processing times and payment cycles significantly.
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Support resources: The government published guidance, supplier lists, and a dedicated page, while the ATO launched small business e-invoicing training to boost awareness, ensure readiness, and promote broader adoption nationally.
Source: www.avalara.com
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