- The Dutch government plans to make e-invoicing and digital reporting mandatory not only for cross-border B2B transactions under EU ViDA rules, but also for domestic B2B transactions.
- For intra-EU transactions, mandatory e-invoicing and near-real-time reporting to the tax authorities will apply from 1 July 2030.
- For domestic B2B transactions, e-invoicing is planned to start on 1 July 2030, with the digital reporting obligation following on 1 July 2031.
- The measures are intended to improve fraud detection, strengthen tax enforcement, reduce administrative burdens over time, and support a more digital business environment.
- The draft legislation is expected to go to public consultation in autumn 2026 and be submitted to parliament before the summer recess of 2027, with privacy, data security, access control, and oversight safeguards to be built in.
Source: taxlive.nl
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