- Rapid Implementation: Major economies like Nigeria, Côte d’Ivoire, Kenya, and Egypt have launched or expanded mandatory e-invoicing platforms in 2025, with deadlines looming for large taxpayers.
- Diverse Models, Shared Goals: Countries are adopting varied frameworks—Nigeria and Mauritius favor clearance-style systems, South Africa leans toward Peppol, and Zambia uses a tax-hosted model—all aiming for real-time VAT control.
- B2C Expansion & Compliance Pressure: Egypt and Uganda are extending e-invoicing to consumer transactions and new sectors, while Tanzania and Morocco prepare for deeper integration by 2026, signaling continent-wide momentum
Source Innovate Tax
See also Current status of E-Invoicing in Africa – VATupdate
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