- The New Zealand government has updated its Procurement Rules, requiring public agencies to use electronic invoicing under Rule No. 44 by January 1, 2026. Agencies processing over 2,000 domestic commercial invoices annually must receive and issue e-invoices and require large suppliers to do the same. This applies to domestic trade credit invoices for goods/services in New Zealand, excluding certain payments like employee reimbursements and utility payments. The objective is to improve efficiency, transparency, and supplier interactions. The Peppol network is adopted for e-invoicing, requiring agencies and suppliers to use certified Peppol Access Points and invoicing software supporting Peppol BIS Billing 3.0. The PINT NZ format ensures compliance with New Zealand’s requirements.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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