- Denmark plans to make electronic invoicing the default in business bookkeeping software rather than introducing an immediate mandatory B2B e-invoicing regime.
- Providers of registered digital standard bookkeeping systems would have to automatically enroll business customers in the Nemhandel Register unless they opt out; this is proposed to apply from 1 January 2027.
- When an invoice is created, the system would have to automatically check whether the recipient is registered in Nemhandel and present e-invoicing as the first delivery option, with added security measures.
- Denmark also plans a broader move to a unified e-invoicing standard based on Peppol BIS 4 during 2028–2029, phasing out OIOUBL 2.1 and aligning with international interoperability and ViDA requirements.
Source: p2pnetwork.org
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