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Belgium’s Tax Authority released online guidelines ahead of the 2026 mandatory B2B e-invoicing rollout, offering businesses an overview of legislation, regulations, case law, rulings, opinions, and parliamentary questions to aid compliance and understanding.
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Mandatory e-invoicing from January 1, 2026 will apply to all transactions between VAT-registered companies in Belgium. The guidelines clarify definitions such as e-invoicing, e-signature, and e-seal, helping businesses align processes with regulatory requirements.
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Extensive EU and international references are provided, including working papers, white papers, IMF reports, GENSA materials, and European Commission resources, supporting businesses seeking broader insights into global e-invoicing practices and developments across jurisdictions.
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Regional initiatives are highlighted, such as Flemish government manuals, training, software, and Benelux cross-border coordination documents. The collection gives businesses historical context, practical resources, and tools to prepare for evolving e-invoicing obligations within Belgium and beyond.
Source: vatabout.com
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