Tag : E-Invoicing

14th November: On 7 October 2022, further regulatory framework documents were adopted to proceed with the implementation of e-Invoicing.

18th July: In January 2022 it became optional for Polish businesses to use the electronic invoicing system – KSeF. The Ministry of Finance has postponed the mandate to January 2024. The European Union Council gave its authorisation on 17 June 2022.

8th July: E-invoicing of B2B and B2C transactions in Italy is mandatory for resident taxpayers from January 2019, however the changes from July 2022 will mean expanding the scope of their Exchange System (SDI – Sistema di Interscambio).

10th May: A new group of taxpayers will be brought into the scope of e-invoicing in Italy. From 1 July 2022, amateur sports associations, third sector entities and flat-rate tax regime taxpayers will have an obligation to use e-invoices.

2nd February: E-invoicing (electronic invoicing) is a type of electronic bill issued or received in a prescribed format. E-invoicing is another form of digitalisation or automation that has had a significant impact on VAT compliance and reporting requirements around the world.

As part of a new digital business plan, Australia plans to introduce mandatory e-invoicing by 1 July 2022.