- Denmark’s Business Authority is consulting on draft rules for digital bookkeeping systems to boost voluntary e-invoicing use, without making B2B e-invoicing mandatory.
- Providers would need to automatically register business customers for e-invoicing in Nemhandel unless they opt out.
- Systems would have to detect whether invoice recipients are registered in Nemhandel and default to e-invoicing when they are.
- The draft also adds stronger security requirements, including identity checks and limits on changing company data in the system.
- Consultation ends August 17, 2026; the rules are expected to take effect January 1, 2027, supporting Denmark’s Bookkeeping Act and the EU’s ViDA initiative.
Source: regfollower.com
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