Explaining the current e-Invoicing Mandate in Mauritius Mauritius has embarked on a sweeping regulatory reform with the introduction of its national electronic invoicing mandate, propelled by amendments to the VAT Act under the Finance (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act of 2022 ("VAT Act"). In September 2023, the Mauritius Revenue Authority
New Zealand is no longer treating electronic invoicing as a future possibility it’s becoming the new standard. What began as a voluntary initiative has evolved into a government-driven roll-out anchored in the global Peppol Network ("Network") and tailored through a regional profile. The first milestone is clear:
The Evolution of the Invoice in Greece: Embracing E-Invoicing Greece is taking decisive steps toward the digital transformation of its tax and accounting systems through the implementation of a mandatory certified electronic invoicing (e-Invoicing) framework. As part of this effort, recent legislative reforms, including the adoption of Law 5222/2025
France is moving forward with one of the most ambitious digital tax reforms in the European Union, i.e. the rollout of a mandatory B2B electronic invoicing and electronic reporting regime. Designed to modernise VAT-collection, combat fraud, and increase operational efficiency for businesses, this e-invoicing mandate will gradually apply to
Introduction On the 16th of May 2023, the Dominican Republic ("DR") took a major leap forward in tax modernization, with the enactment of Law 32-23 ("the Law"), which formally establishes a mandatory electronic invoicing system. Which is known locally as the Electronic Tax Receipt (Comprobante Fiscal
What is OSS? The One-Stop Shop is a European Union (EU) VAT compliance scheme that simplifies the declaration and payment of VAT for businesses engaged in cross-border B2C (Business-to-Consumer) sales of goods and services within the EU. Introduced as part of the EU’s e-commerce VAT reforms in July 2021,
Compliance in the Land of the Nile: Journey of e-Invoicing in Egypt Egypt has embarked on a comprehensive digital transformation of its tax system through the introduction of mandatory e-invoicing and e-reporting requirements, spearheaded by the Egyptian Tax Authority (ETA). These mandates aim to enhance tax compliance, increase transparency, and
Overview In today’s increasingly digital world, trust is no longer built with a mere handshake. It’s encoded in cryptographic keys and verified in milliseconds. As businesses and governments move towards a more paperless processes and transnational digital services, tools like electronic identification (eID), e-seals, e-signatures, and digital certificates
Mandatory e-Invoicing Implementation in Belgium The Belgian Government has only recently implemented an e-Invoicing mandate, specific to B2G transactions (including all suppliers of public entities) where the contract was published after 1 March 2024. This obligation finds application to public administration contracts with the value of €3,000.00 or
Overview: The Rise of e-Invoicing in Singapore Singapore has been at the forefront of adopting digital invoicing, marking significant milestones in its technological transformation. In May 2018, the Infocomm Media Development Authority (“IMDA”) became the first Peppol Authority, outside of Europe, adopting the Peppol framework utilising Peppol access point providers.
General: The New Bookkeeping Act and E-Invoicing The concept of e-Invoicing is not new to Denmark. The Danish Parliament has been implementing Danish tax legislation to regulate the exchange of electronic invoices as early as 2005. In November of 2024, Denmark released an executive order that requires Danish companies to
Background: E-invoicing in France On 15 October 2024, the Ministère Chargé du Budget et des Comptes Publics, with the direction Générale des finances publiques (‘DGFiP’) of the French tax authority, did a press release in which the DGFiP stated that there will be a reform in the development of the