Madagascar’s E-Invoicing Mandate: A July 2025 decree makes e-invoicing mandatory for all B2B and B2G transactions in Madagascar, managed via a centralized tax platform enabling issuance, reception, and VAT pre-filing integration.
Phased Implementation Timeline: Large companies must comply within six months of the platform’s launch, mid-sized within one year, and small or microenterprises within two years, ensuring a gradual nationwide adoption process.
System Objectives and Benefits: The reform aims to strengthen tax revenue verification, reduce fraud, lower compliance costs, and establish full operational coverage across B2B, B2C, and B2G sectors under a unified e-invoicing framework.
Global Compliance Solutions: Providers like EDICOM offer centralized e-invoicing platforms supporting compliance in 80+ countries, helping Madagascar-based companies implement secure, efficient, and legally compliant invoicing aligned with international tax standards.
Source: edicomgroup.com
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