- Belgium is adopting e-Invoicing mandates to reduce the VAT gap
- Initially, e-Invoicing was planned to be introduced slowly, but now all VAT-registered businesses must use structured e-Invoices for local B2B transactions from January 1, 2026
- The e-Invoicing rules in Belgium are similar to those used in government procurement since 2019
- The requirement to use e-Invoicing depends on the issuer, recipient, and scope of the law
- Members of VAT groups also need to accept e-Invoices
- Belgium’s e-Invoicing law is awaiting approval from the EU Commission
- The government is offering tax breaks to encourage businesses to adopt digital tools for e-Invoicing
- This shift to e-Invoicing is significant for both tax authorities and businesses
- Belgium’s move to mandatory B2B e-Invoicing aims to streamline and make VAT processes more transparent.
Source: rtcsuite.com
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