The Ministry of Finance presented a bill to Parliament that says businesses must use electronic invoicing for all B2B transactions within the country.
The Confederation of Swedish Enterprises (NSD) has asked the government to talk with the public about how to use B2B electronic invoicing and digital reporting.
On 1 July 2025, the Norwegian Ministry of Finance asked for people's opinions on introducing digital accounting and electronic invoicing for companies that have to follow accounting rules. The aim is to make processes more efficient.
Malaysia announced through its official gazette that the deadline for introducing electronic invoicing in the country has been extended.
In June 2025, the Dutch government shared a plan for putting VAT rules into practice in the Digital Age. Here are the main steps.
On June 4, 2025, the Italian Council of Ministers officially approved a law called the "Supplementary and corrective provisions on tax compliance, biennial preventive settlement, tax justice, and tax penalties".
On June 17, 2025, the Polish Council of Ministers approved the second version of the draft law on the KSeF electronic invoicing system.
The United Arab Emirates has published the key technical specifications for the successful implementation of B2B electronic invoicing in the country. This is scheduled for July 1, 2026.
On June 11, Croatia finally approved and published the Fiskalizacija 2.0 project. This project will implement electronic invoicing and B2B electronic reporting.
On June 13, the AFNOR Standardization Commission published another guidance document. This document describes 36 use cases and the roles of the different parties involved in B2B electronic invoicing in France.
