- Norway has amended bookkeeping and financial market laws to support a fully digital transaction environment.
- Businesses required to keep financial records will soon have to issue e-invoices, shifting B2B processes toward standardization.
- Norway also plans mandatory e-invoice reception and digital reporting in the future.
- These changes show a long-term commitment to end-to-end digital tax data handling.
Source: kpmg.com
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