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Language Flexibility in E-Invoicing: Starting 2025, German B2B e-invoices may be issued in any EU official language. This simplifies cross-border trade, reduces administrative burdens, and ensures compliance with mandatory VAT information under the UStG.
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Audit and Compliance Requirements: Companies must maintain processes to provide German translations during audits if requested. Structured e-invoices must include all statutory fields, and standardized EU terminology is recommended to ensure clarity and smooth verification by tax authorities.
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Phased E-Invoicing Rollout: From 2025–2028, Germany will gradually mandate structured e-invoicing for all B2B transactions. Multilingual flexibility supports international operations, reduces translation costs, and allows businesses to integrate invoicing workflows efficiently across countries.
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