- The German Finance Ministry updated rules to allow invoice details in any official EU language.
- A new annex with a multilingual table of approved terms was introduced.
- The update applies immediately to all open cases, replacing 2013 guidance.
- Businesses can use standardized EU language terms in invoices without non-compliance risk.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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