- Hungary is planning to implement mandatory e-invoicing for domestic B2B and cross-border EU transactions under the EU ViDA initiative.
- Invoices must follow the EN 16931 standard and be issued in machine-readable XML format, with XML as the legally binding document.
- Secure transmission, pre-validation controls, and possible accreditation for invoicing software are proposed to ensure compliance.
- Buyers may have new reporting obligations, such as confirming invoice receipt and status to tax authorities.
- Additional services like invoice archiving and optional Peppol integration are being considered to support the transition.
Source: snitechnology.net
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