- Denmark will phase out its national e-invoicing format, OIOUBL, and adopt a localized version of Peppol BIS 4 (NemHandel BIS 4) as the sole standard.
- This marks a shift from a dual-format system to a single, internationally interoperable standard for all e-invoicing.
- The decision follows negative market feedback on the planned OIOUBL 3.0 upgrade and aligns with broader European e-invoicing trends.
- The strategy is open for public consultation until 27 March 2026, with significant implications for service providers, software vendors, and public authorities.
Source: rtcsuite.com
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