- Slovenia updated its draft law on electronic invoicing.
- The law is now being passed to the National Assembly for approval.
- The new version postpones the e-invoicing mandate until January 2027.
- The reporting requirement to the Slovenian Tax Authority is removed.
- The new version removes the reporting obligation to FURS.
- Using a Peppol-accredited service provider is now explicitly mentioned as a way to comply with the exchange requirements.
- Businesses can still use certified service providers or directly exchange invoices between buyer and seller to stay compliant.
- E-mail cannot be used for the exchange.
Source: p2pnetwork.org
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