- Serbia’s Ministry of Finance updated the electronic invoicing system SEF to version 3.14.0 to improve accuracy and ensure stricter compliance with e-invoicing regulations
- All e-invoices must now include delivery dates for goods or services and transaction dates cannot be later than invoice issue dates for all invoice types
- New VAT consistency checks require alignment between VAT liability and applicable tax categories using specific codes to enhance tax accuracy
- E-invoices for reductions and increases now display total amounts in foreign currency and recipients can send notifications about prior tax inputs through SEF
- These updates follow amendments to the e-invoicing rulebook adopted in February 2025 after changes published in the official gazette in August 2024
Source: regfollower.com
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