Turkey’s e-invoicing system uses the UBL-TR format for all transactions Invoices must be digitally signed with financial seals Businesses with high turnover and certain sectors must use e-invoicing E-invoices are...
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Exemptions from Poland’s Mandatory e-Invoicing System (KSeF) in 2026: Key Industries and Transactions
Poland’s National e-Invoice System (KSeF) becomes mandatory on 1 February 2026 Exemptions apply to industries where e-invoicing is impractical Exempt industries include transport, financial services, and certain...
Poland to Implement Mandatory Electronic Invoicing for Large Businesses by February 2026
Poland will require mandatory electronic invoicing for businesses with sales over 200 million Polish zloty starting February 1, 2026. Smaller entrepreneurs must use electronic invoicing through a government clearing...
Malaysia Updates MyInvois Rollout and Peppol Standards for 2025–2026
Revised Rollout Timeline: Malaysia’s Ministry of Finance announced a six-month delay for the fourth wave of the MyInvois mandate, pushing the soft launch for businesses with annual turnover between RM1 million and...
Angola Moves Toward Mandatory Electronic Invoicing
Angola Moves Toward Mandatory Electronic Invoicing Introduction of Mandatory E-Invoicing: The Angolan Ministry of Finance has enacted Decree No. 71/25 of 2025, mandating all taxpayers to issue electronic invoices using...
Nomad Stays Seeks Annulment of Deemed Supplier Regime VAT Provisions in ViDA
Challenge to Deemed Supplier Regime: Nomad Stays has filed a legal action against the Deemed Supplier Regime (DSR) provisions in the VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA) directive, seeking their annulment from the Court of...
Enacts Law to Defer B2B E-Invoicing Rollout
The Latvian Government has passed a law postponing the mandatory implementation of business-to-business electronic invoicing from its original start date of January 1, 2026, pushing it back to 2028. Source: www...
eInvoicing in Cyprus
Legislative Framework and Implementation: Cyprus has transposed Directive 2014/55/EU into national law, mandating the use of electronic invoicing (eInvoicing) for public procurement. Central authorities have been...
E-Invoicing: only 1% of companies are already ready for the reform
Low Compliance Rates: Only 1% of surveyed companies have fully implemented the prerequisites for electronic invoicing compliance, with 89% still using non-compliant formats. Additionally, 56% of companies were unaware...
A Brief Look at e-Invoicing in the Context of the EU Single Market Strategy
Enhancement of the EU Single Market: The EU Single Market Strategy, launched by the European Commission, aims to boost economic integration, digitalization, and global competitiveness through initiatives like the Single...
Croatia to Require B2B E-Invoicing Starting in 2026
Croatia will require VAT-registered businesses to issue e-invoices for domestic B2B transactions from 1 January 2026, following EU EN 16931-1:2017 standards and digital transmission rules. The mandate applies to VAT and...
Dominican Republic Launches Final Stage of E-Invoicing Implementation
The Dominican Republic’s tax authority set the e-invoicing deadline for small and micro enterprises under Law 32-23. Large taxpayers already comply, extending requirements to smaller businesses for improved tax...
Zimbabwe Advances Digital Transformation Through New VAT Reforms
Zimbabwe’s VAT reforms introduce mandatory real-time electronic invoicing, integrating with ZIMRA to improve revenue collection, reduce fraud, and enhance audit trails through digital fiscal devices and compliance...
Croatia to Introduce New E-Invoicing Rules Starting January 2026
Croatia’s new Law on Fiscalization requires VAT and non-VAT registered taxpayers, including public entities, to issue e-invoices for domestic transactions starting 1 January 2026. A dedicated platform, MIKROeRAČUN, for...
Government Reduces VAT Refund Time and Simplifies E-Invoicing with New KSeF Law.
The government shortens VAT refund time and simplifies e-invoicing. The Council of Ministers adopted a draft amendment to the VAT Act. The basic VAT refund period is reduced from 60 to 40 days. A simplified National e...
Understanding Digital Invoicing in Venezuela: Regulations, Compliance, and Implementation Strategies
Digital invoicing in Venezuela is led by SENIAT as part of digital transformation. A digital invoice is an electronic document with the same legal and tax validity as a paper invoice. It includes a fiscal control number...
Croatia Implements Mandatory E-Invoicing Starting January 2026
Croatia will implement mandatory e-invoicing The requirement starts on 1 January 2026 Applies to businesses in Croatia Aims to streamline invoicing processes Part of a broader digital transformation effort Source:...
Latvia Delays Mandatory Business E-Invoicing Implementation to 2028
Latvia delays mandatory e-invoicing for businesses until 2028 The decision affects business-to-business transactions The postponement aims to give businesses more time to prepare Authorities will continue to support...
Croatia Introduces Fiscalization 2.0: New Law Mandates B2C and B2B E-Invoicing by 2027
Croatia has published a new Law on Fiscalization impacting B2C and B2B transactions The law is known as Fiscalization 2.0 It was published in the Official Gazette 89/25 The law introduces rules for B2C receipt...
Latvia Launches Public Consultation on Draft E-Invoicing Regulation for Mandatory Implementation
Latvia launched a public consultation on draft e-invoicing regulation Regulation includes technical standards, transmission channels, and compliance timelines Taxpayers must submit e-invoices within five working days...
Poland Delays Mandatory E-Invoicing to July 2024; Phased Rollout and Key Updates Announced
Mandatory e-invoicing in Poland postponed to July 2024 Phased introduction for large enterprises in 2024, wider base from April 2026 KSeF 2.0 package includes offline mode, attachment capability, and grace period for...
Croatia: New Fiscalization Law with Mandatory E-Invoicing and Real-Time Reporting Officially Published
Approval of New Fiscalization Law: Croatia’s new Fiscalization Law, effective from June 13, 2025, marks the launch of the “Fiscalization 2.0” project, which introduces mandatory electronic invoicing...
E-Invoicing in Poland: Understanding KSeF and Compliance
Introduction and Timeline of KSeF: Poland’s National e-Invoicing System (KSeF) was initially voluntary since January 2022, with mandatory implementation now scheduled for February 1, 2026, for large businesses and...
KSeF 2.0 updated set of draft laws published
GDPR Compliance and Data Processing: The draft laws emphasize that personal data processing in the KSeF system is primarily for tax authorities to verify tax settlements, with minimal processing of B2C invoice data as...
Briefing Document & Podcast: Croatia’s New Fiscalization Act and Mandatory E-Invoicing
I. Executive Summary Croatia has enacted a new “Law on Fiscalization” which comprehensively regulates the fiscalization of invoices for final consumption and mandates the issuance and fiscalization of...
Regional Strategies in E-Invoicing Mandates: Case Studies from Europe and Beyond
Diverse National Approaches: While the global push for e-invoicing aims for a unified goal, individual countries are implementing unique strategies shaped by local legal structures, technical readiness, and political...
Nigeria Introduces E-Invoicing Platform Ahead of Nationwide Mandate
Launch of MBS Platform: The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) of Nigeria has launched the Merchant Buyer Solution (MBS), an e-invoicing platform aimed at facilitating compliant electronic invoicing in preparation...
Preparing for ViDA: what you need to know about EU VAT reform
Overview of ViDA Directive: The VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA) Directive, adopted on March 11, 2025, is a significant reform aimed at modernizing the EU VAT system through standardized protocols and digital technologies...