- Denmark is launching digital certified invoicing and bookkeeping in July 2024
- The Danish Bookkeeping Act requires businesses to record and store accounting records on approved systems and send structured e-invoices
- Implementation of new reporting requirements will be phased, starting in July 2024
- Taxpayers with annual reporting obligations must comply by July 2024
- Digital accounting obligations for businesses without certified systems start in January 2025
- Businesses with turnover over DKK 300,000 must comply by July 2026
- Denmark has required e-invoicing on B2G transactions since 2005 using PEPPOL BIS 3.0 and OIOUBL format via the NemHande portal
Source: vatcalc.com
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