- The Israeli Tax Authority has established guidelines for a new e-Invoicing system to be implemented from April 1, 2024.
- Businesses must use certified representatives to acquire approved sales invoice numbers.
- Mandatory adoption of e-Invoicing begins in April 2024 for transactions exceeding NIS 25,000.
- The threshold for mandatory adoption decreases annually, reaching NIS 5,000 in January 2028.
- The e-Invoicing system aims to digitize tax compliance, streamline processes, and enhance financial transparency.
- B2B electronic invoicing in Israel involves creating, sending, and processing invoices electronically.
- e-Invoices must include a unique allocation number, digital signature, accurate transaction details, and be securely stored for 7 years.
- The e-Invoicing system initially targets VAT registered businesses involved in B2B transactions.
- Benefits of e-Invoicing in Israel include efficiency and cost reduction, improved cash flow, enhanced compliance, and data management and insights.
Source: rtcsuite.com
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