- The Danish Business Authority has launched SAF-T 2.0, an updated standard for structuring and sharing accounting data to improve transparency, automation, and consistency.
- Key features include transaction-level data standardization, easier data exchange with partners and authorities, and a foundation for automated reporting (e.g., VAT, statistics, financial statements, compliance).
- From January 1, 2027, registered digital accounting systems must support SAF-T 2.0; non-registered systems can continue with SAF-T 1.0 under current rules.
- SAF-T 2.0 aims to enable data-driven supervision, reduce administrative burdens, and enhance reporting consistency and transparency.
- Early adoption is encouraged to avoid compliance risks and leverage future automation benefits.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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