- Starting from July 2025, Estonian taxpayers will be required to issue e-invoices upon the buyer’s request to promote the wider adoption of e-invoicing, with goals of enhancing transparency, reducing fraud, and improving VAT collection.
- The Estonian Ministry of Finance has proposed mandatory e-invoicing for transactions between VAT-registered taxpayers (B2B), taking into account upcoming changes under the ViDA (VAT in the Digital Age) initiative and the experiences of other EU countries with similar implementations.
- The proposed changes will necessitate amendments to the VAT Act and other relevant regulations, with a draft set to be presented to the Estonian Parliament, aiming for these updates to be effective by 2027.
Source: Sovos
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