- From July 1, 2026, Non-Corporate Commonwealth Entities (NCEs) must receive at least 30% of invoices via the Peppol e-Invoicing network.
- By December 2026, NCEs must enable fully automated e-invoice processing for both receiving and sending.
- NCEs must report quarterly on their e-invoicing adoption to the Australian Peppol Authority.
- While not legally required for private suppliers, businesses dealing with federal agencies are expected to adopt Peppol e-invoicing to align with procurement processes and may benefit from faster payments.
- Suppliers should prepare their systems for Peppol e-invoicing ahead of mid-2026 to meet these new requirements.
Source: globalvatcompliance.com
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