- Niger’s DGI clarified which documents can be accepted as certified invoices under the electronic invoicing framework.
- Acceptable documents include pre-implementation invoices, invoices from exempt persons, foreign supplier invoices, minor expense documents (up to XOF100,000 per beneficiary), customs documents, tax notices, payment receipts from public services, and Public Treasury revenue declarations.
- Substitute documents (except those from public administrations or foreign suppliers) must include issuance date, unique number, transaction details, amount excluding VAT, VAT details, and supplier/customer identification with tax numbers.
Source: ensafrica.com
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