- The Netherlands currently mandates e-invoicing for B2G transactions using the Peppol framework, but B2B/B2C e-invoicing remains voluntary.
- The government’s roadmap aligns with the EU’s ViDA initiative, planning a four-step rollout: policy design (2025–2028), draft legislation (July 2028), infrastructure build (2029–2030), and full launch by July 2030.
- From July 2030, the proposal is to require digital reporting and e-invoicing for both cross-border and domestic B2B transactions, using a Peppol-based five-corner model.
- The shift is driven by EU alignment, peer pressure from neighboring countries, and the goal of reducing fraud and administrative burdens.
- Dutch businesses will need to adapt to new digital reporting and e-invoicing requirements by 2030, with changes building on existing B2G systems.
Source: rtcsuite.com
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