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On March 24, 2025, a committee of the National Assembly approved a project to delay all phases of mandatory B2B e-invoicing by one year. This project may be motivated by the latest changes made in October regarding the Public Invoicing Portal.
It is not yet known whether the project will go ahead, as it is in a legislative process and is not legally binding. A final decision is expected just before summer.
From 1 January 2025, businesses in Romania have to use e-invoices. From July, this will also apply to cultural organisations and organisations that work with the State.
On March 1, 2025, a new electronic invoicing system for customs, taxes, and duties will be introduced. From this date on, customers who used to receive invoices from customs in XML format will now receive them in PEPPOL BIS 3 format. This will be the new format for customs invoicing via EDI.
The Polish government has presented a new set of legal solutions with the objective of providing taxpayers with the requisite tools to implement and utilise the KSeF. It is anticipated that this project will receive the necessary authorisation by the end of 2024.
PEPPOL was created in 2008 as a pilot Project by the European Comission and is governed by a set of specifications and standars based on multilaterals agreements. Its acronyc stands for Pan-European Public Procurement Online (PEPPOL).
In February 2005, the inaugural European regulation requiring electronic invoicing with public administrations came into force. Denmark became the inaugural European country to commence the mandatory transmission and receipt of electronic invoices in B2G relations.
The authority responsible for the implementation of electronic invoicing is the Digitaliseringsstyrelsen. The legislation that established the mandatory use of B2G electronic invoicing is the Bekendtgørelse om elektronisk afregning med offentlige myndigheder.
E-invoicing is one of the most important tools to prevent fraud and tax evasion in Latin America. Invoicing regimes are mandatory in many countries, and in others, implementation is being phased in.
The incorporation of e-invoicing is a crucial part of the digital transformation of nations. Its widespread adoption has become a global phenomenon, particularly in the Oceania region in recent years.
Today, Africa is deeply engaged in an unprecedented process of digital transformation at the national, regional and continental levels. This transformation is being driven by the vision outlined in Agenda 2063: The Africa We Want. This ambitious master plan serves as a guiding roadmap that will enable the African continent to establish itself as a global force in the future.
Adoption of e-invoicing continues to progress in Latin America, and a notable example of this progress can be seen in recent developments in Colombia and Peru during the month of September.
