- From 1 July 2030, the Netherlands plans mandatory eInvoicing for B2B transactions, both domestic and cross-border, aligned with EU ViDA rules.
- Under ViDA, cross-border EU B2B transactions must be reported transaction-by-transaction using e-invoices in a uniform European standard, replacing periodic aggregated reporting with invoice-level reporting.
- For domestic Dutch transactions, eReporting is planned to start from 1 July 2031, following the eInvoicing rollout.
- Small businesses under the Dutch KOR scheme with annual turnover up to €20,000 would be exempt.
- The draft law is expected in summer 2027; the government also plans strict data-security controls, role-based access, logging, and a 10-year retention period.
Source: pincvision.com
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