- Burkina Faso launched a certified electronic invoicing system on January 6, 2026, replacing its previous invoicing regime.
- The system covers B2B and B2C domestic VAT transactions, excluding non-resident VAT registered businesses.
- Use of the platform becomes mandatory for taxpayers from July 1, 2026, after a transition period.
- The system enables real-time invoice data transmission to tax authorities, end-to-end transaction traceability, and includes features like QR-coded invoices.
- The initiative aims to improve tax compliance, transparency, and fraud prevention by shifting to continuous transaction controls and real-time reporting.
Source: vatcalc.com
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