- Latvia is transitioning to mandatory e-Invoicing to enhance transparency and compliance with European standards
- Transition will be in two phases, starting with government transactions in January 2025 and extending to private businesses by January 2026
- e-Invoicing aims to increase efficiency, reduce tax fraud, and support businesses through automation
- Phase one focuses on public sector transactions and requires invoices to conform to the Peppol BIS Billing 3.0 standard in XML format
- Benefits for the public sector include increased transparency and accountability
Source: rtcsuite.com
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