- Denmark’s Business Authority has proposed new rules for registered standard digital bookkeeping systems to encourage wider voluntary use of e-invoicing, not to create a general B2B e-invoicing mandate.
- Businesses using these systems would generally be auto-registered in NemHandel for e-invoicing unless they opt out, and e-invoicing would be shown as the first invoicing option when possible.
- Providers would also need stronger security and data-integrity measures, including identity verification, protection of company master data, better record searchability, and blocking deletion of required accounting material.
- The proposal applies only to registered standard systems, not customized/non-registered ones, and could add about 125,000 businesses to the e-invoicing infrastructure.
- Most rules would start on January 1, 2027, with customer-notification requirements beginning November 30, 2026; the consultation closes August 17, 2026.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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